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April 2010

All Max Easton articles from April, 2010.
Broken Social Scene - Forgiveness Rock Record
Album Reviews

Broken Social Scene - Forgiveness Rock Record

Having taken a five year recording silence in favour of band-supported solo works, Toronto indie staple Broken Social Scene have released their fourth album by the name of ‘Forgiveness Rock Record.’
29 April 2010
The Tiger and Me - From a Liar to a Thief
Album Reviews

The Tiger and Me - From a Liar to a Thief

Melbourne sextet, The Tiger and Me, are a group of little-known newcomers, having only formed in 2007. With the release of debut album 'From a Liar to a Thief,' they have sent a firmly worded message that little-known is a trait that they won't po...
28 April 2010
The Vasco Era Interview
Interviews

The Vasco Era Interview

Heading around the country in support of their second album, ‘Lucille,’ Ted O’Neil from Apollo Bay’s The Vasco Era called Soulshine’s Max Easton for a brief chat about the band, the album and the tour.
26 April 2010
Perry Keyes - Johnny Ray's Downtown
Album Reviews

Perry Keyes - Johnny Ray's Downtown

Former front-man of short lived early 90’s Sydney act the Stolen Holdens, Perry Keyes came back on the radar in 2005 with a couple of incredibly acclaimed albums. That year's album ‘Meter’ was quoted as one of the best Australian...
24 April 2010
Carry Nation - Like A River Does
Album Reviews

Carry Nation - Like A River Does

After spending several years honing her craft alongside the likes of Darren Hanlon, Laura Jean, and Megan Washingston, Brisbane singer-songwriter Carry Nation (aka Jessie Warren) has released her debut LP 'Like A River Does' to nation-wide praise.
16 April 2010
Blogs

The Splendour Line-up Review

How good is Splendour's line-up announcement for 2010? I'd give it five thumbs up if I had that many. In fact, I'd go so far as to surgically graft another three onto my palms just so I could adequately express my feelings for its quality. It's da...
16 April 2010
Bluesfest in Review (2010)
Festival Reviews

Bluesfest in Review (2010)

Billing itself as Australia's Premier Blues & Roots Festival, Byron Bay's Bluesfest has been a staple of live entertainment for 21 years. Heading along for the festival's debut at a new site on its 21st anniversary, photos and words duo Leigh ...
14 April 2010
The Black Ryder Interview
Interviews

The Black Ryder Interview

Having garnered a nomination for Rolling Stone Australia’s best new artist in 2009, Sydney’s the Black Ryder have impressed the right people on their way to large scale recognition. Appearing earlier this year at 2010’s Playgroun...
13 April 2010
Freshly Picked - Grand Salvo
Blogs

Freshly Picked - Grand Salvo

Paddy Mann, or Grand Salvo as the album sleeve calls him, is one of Australia's most under-exposed folk artists. With three LP's under the belt, and a grand total of 500 words written about him on any form of official web pages, you're beginning t...
12 April 2010
Musician, or Businessman?
Editorials

Musician, or Businessman?

The music industry is changing fast, that's certainly no secret. From cassette to mp3, the magazine to the desktop, people from all sides of the industry have had to adapt fast. As such, there's a feeling amongst some that musicians have no right ...
11 April 2010
Blogs

Meagan Loader @ Triple J - What Does This Mean for Music?

FBi and the ABC recently broke the news that FBi's long-term station director Meagan Loader had jumped ships and signed on to work with Triple J as their new program director. With FBi being heralded as Sydney's 'true alternative' by anyone from B...
10 April 2010
Blogs

Bluesfest: early review

Bluesfest 2010 is go. Was go. Continues to go. Kicking off with a delayed starting time on the Thursday, Byron Bay's premier music festival brought in its 21st birthday with a New Orleans themed day of tunes. But since this is a flashy new blog, I...
2 April 2010

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