Vote Now In The Rhythms 2021 Readers’ Poll!
We want you to exercise your democratic rights by voting in the Rhythms Readers’ Poll for 2021. Don’t wait for next year’s Federal election to cast your vote – this is the one poll of […]
November 2021
Aura – At Melbourne Jazz Fest
By James Gaunt. After last year’s festival was cancelled, this December crowds will be returning to the Melbourne Jazz Festival. To celebrate, we’re looking at some of the programs highlights, including Aura. Made up of […]
MELBOURNE JAZZ FESTIVALS KICK OFF DECEMBER 2!
By Andra Jackson. October was to be the month when jazz fans were able to get back into the swing of things with back-to -back jazz festivals. Instead, one festival was canceled for this year, […]
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Midnight Oil Announce Album and Final Tour
Midnight Oil have announced that this chapter of their career will come to a memorable close next year with the release of the other 12 new songs they recorded with Bones and a series of […]
Cahill Kelly – Classical & Cool Jazz
CAHILL KELLY – CLASSICAL AND COOL JAZZ (Cheersquad Records) Review by Chris Lambie. Neither Classical nor Jazz You never know what potential simmers within a band line-up. Fortunately, Melbourne-based artist Cahill Kelly has made the move […]
Stella Delmenico – All This in Mind EP
All This in Mind EP – Stella Delmenico Review by James Gaunt A four track EP of ghostly folk music from Melbourne. Singing along with her guitar on opener ‘The Drop’, Stella’s voice mixes with […]
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Marissa Nadler – The Path of The Clouds
The Path Of The Clouds (Bella Union/PIAS) By Bernard Zuel It’s a Pink Floyd day today. At least the Floyd of drifting cumulus, uncertain thoughts and slowly unspooling guitars rather than the crushed spirit, missing […]
Mark Gillespie R.I.P.
Australian singer-songwriter Mark Gillespie passed away on Thursday November 11 in hospital in Dhaka, Bangladesh, the country in which he had lived for many years. Gillespie’s death was confirmed by a relative and by musician […]
Little Steven’s Unrequited Infatuations: A Finely Crafted Memoir
By Jeff Jenkins. “A masterpiece is a thousand good guesses.” 19 Things We Learned from Little Steven’s Book “That’s why artists became artists, wasn’t it? To make order out of the chaos? To impose a […]
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Summer Of Soul: Rediscovering A Legendary Festival.
Review by James Gaunt. Summer of Soul (…or, When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised) is a new documentary featuring footage, unseen for half a century, of a vibrant but forgotten music festival in 1969. While […]