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American guitar virtuoso provides a night of spectacular music.
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Neil Finn and the boys' reunion tour cements their place in Australian (and Kiwi!) rock history, and from opening chord to final encore, remind a grateful Brisbane audience exactly how important their music is in the Australian musical climate.
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Switchfest was an 18-band, 10-hour event at Inflation Nightclub in Melbourne's CBD on Cup Eve 2007. Don't let the venue name fool you, it was only $15 and drinks weren't that expensive either. Basically it was a gathering of some of the local bands in the alt-rock and metal genres.
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"Impossible to label" American instrumental band leave the venue gasping for air.
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This was the opening show of Something For Kate's tour in support of The Murmur Years, their recent double-disc best-of release. So the setlist was presumably going to be a collection of their singles and better-known classics.
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There's been an awful lot of fuss made over Brisbane's newest alternative venue Club Phoenix in recent months, particularly the inclusion of a more varied monthly lineup. And it's not surprising with locals turning out in droves to see local acts.
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For a country that has been notoriously devoid of regular international tours in the past, Australia is pretty lucky that Opeth have played three tours in the space of five years.
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As I sit here having just cracked the top off a cold one with my brand new Alchemist bottle opener, my ears still hissing, I cant help but think that I just had a great night.
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It appears that Australian metal is taking a very distinct, unique path: that of nu-metal influenced hard rock. We've seen The Butterfly Effect, we've seen Cog, we've seen Full Scale... and now there's Perth's Karnivool.
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If you live in Brisbane, like hard rock and metal, and haven’t seen Orochi…you’re a fool. Based on the Gold Coast, Orochi are a four-piece Japanese Kabuki Rock band who are winning crowds over everywhere they play.
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