By James Gaunt After last year’s festival was cancelled, this December crowds are returning to the Melbourne Jazz Festival. To celebrate, we’re looking at some of the programs highlights, starting with the Jake Mason Trio. […]
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 […]
By Bernard Zuel Sarah McQuaid today is sitting in front of a large and impressive wall of CDs, its styles varied, its nationalities widely spread, its depth vast. As it should be, given she was […]
By Michael Goldberg Barney Hoskyns, a transatlantic friend who lives in London, is the author of a compelling new collection of his music writings, God is in the Radio. When I first saw Barney’s Facebook […]
By Steve Bell. “We had our first shows back {post-COVID] in WA a few weeks ago, and it was such a thrill even just to fucking be together! We haven’t locked eyes together – Tim […]
Heylin comes out of his corner fighting at the get-go, castigating other Dylan biographers for their failings. The Dylan that emerges from Heylin’s book is indisputably possessed by genius. At barely twenty, he was penning […]
Jason Isbell is the King of Americana. At least, that is the title I have given him; and I think it is justified. The 42-year-old guitarist began his career in the Drive By Truckers before […]
In his new book, Hollywood Eden, Joel Selvin tells the compelling story of the beginnings of the Southern California rock scene. By Michael Goldberg. The Beach Boys “Good Vibrations” may be the greatest rock recording […]
Tamara Saviano is a renowned producer and author. Her biography Without Getting Killed or Caught: The Life and Music of Guy Clark was published in 2016. Now, Saviano has co-directed the documentary Without Getting Killed or Caught, which premiered […]
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