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It’s no secret that the arts and music community has been one of the hardest hit by the devastation of coronavirus. As the world shut down, venues closed up and gigs were off. But for many of Melbourne’s musos, it wasn’t just gigs that were done for – so was pub footy.
Sex & Death, the brand new web series created by Kathleen Lee, is an exploration of love, heartache and self-realisation, and perhaps the perfect Australian show to binge during this lockdown period. We had the pleasure of chatting with Kathleen about the series.
Now in their third year, local rock ’n’ roll enthusiasts OFF TAP have just announced their next festival – we caught up with Frankie Smay, half of the brains behind OFF TAP, to find out what to expect form this year’s instalment.
This Sunday, emerging creative hub The Pitt is officially launching with the very first PITT FEST, a day of creative workshops and live music & art – essentially, a celebration of everything The Pitt stands for.
As Cool Sounds and Lachlan Denton & Studio Magic prepare for a handful of homecoming album launch shows, we’ve been given an exclusive glimpse into what went down over the three week European tour they embarked on together earlier this year.
Green Noise is a new initiative that focuses on environmental issues and sustainability in the music industry.
Brought to you by the team at The Night Cat, The Alley Cat is a new weeknight venue that is committed to offering emerging acts a chance to play in their iconic bandroom.
Once again, after a week of controlled (and at times uncontrolled) chaos, BIGSOUND has come to an end and Fortitude Valley has spewed us back out. Here’s what we learned this time around.
Garage-psych weirdos Easy Browns are currently on the road in support of their latest single ‘Dam Eels’, and were kind enough to document the journey for us at home.
Garage-psych weirdos Easy Browns are currently on the road in support of their latest single ‘Dam Eels’, and were kind enough to document the journey for us at home.
Set to a backdrop of chaotic Melbourne and soundtracked by some of our best local music, Feedback is a hilarious new series that invites viewers into the shambolic lives of two young, struggling artists.
Last month, local psych-lords Buried Feather headed over to Europe to give the rest of the world a taste of their hypnotic psychedelia, and were kind enough to document the entire journey for Trouble Juice.
