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Classic Cuts (September 2014)

ABRAXAS Santana 1970 saw the release of Santana’s second album Abraxas which followed on the heels of their magnificent self titled debut album the year before. With the blending of musical styles from rock, jazz, Latin, blues and salsa, they were a band that were totally different to those who had

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Hardcore Calendar (September 2014)

6TH– NECK DEEP AND STATE CHAMPS IN STORE SIGNING AND ACOUSTIC SET Already this month is not messing around, kicking it off with 2 huge pop punk acts, State Champs and Neck Deep down at 24 Hundred (17-19 Wangaratta St, Richmond) doing an in store signing and acoustic performance, highly urge you to g

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Good Form, Poor Form (September 2014)

POOR FORM to all the bad news on TV. Why can’t journalists report on something a little less depressing for a change? They seem obsessed with misery. There are plenty of fun things happening if you know where to look. Our rabbit, Sven, had kittens the other day for instance. We dressed them all up a

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One Man Band In A Class Of His Own

Since bursting onto the blues and roots scene in 2002 Melbourne born Ash Grunwald has won numerous awards and a number of hearts with his charismatic and soulful performances. However it’s wrong to simply label Grunwald as a blues and roots artist- his mish mash of musical genres, musical instrument

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Checking In With Joel Fletcher

We spoke to Joel Fletcher earlier this year about his debut single Swing ft Savage and his support for the Melbourne leg of Avicii’s True tour. Since then he has jetted out of the country, grown his fan base and successfully finished a tour of Asia, the U.S and Europe. Gracing the ears of people all

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A Brand Of His Own

When Adam Brand won TV’s Dancing with The Stars back in 2009 he was already an established mainstay of the Australian Country Music scene. The intense spotlight that surrounded his victory and turbulent personal life made Brand a household name – some twelve years after his debut, platinum-selling a

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Marcia Marcia Hines

An Australian music industry legend and household name, Marcia Hines has enjoyed a career spanning more than four decades in Australia. She’s been a star of stage and screen, a mentor to aspiring musicians and women around the world and has even been honoured as a member of the Order of Australia fo

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Allday A Splendour For Lily

Allday; a Vegan, Rapper, a native of Adelaide but now resides in the metropolis of Melbourne. Everybody, meet Allday, if you haven’t already started to hear his music on mainstream radio, you will very shortly.  He has just released a new album Startup Cult.  And boy has it hit the ground running; f

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Schoolies On The Peninsula

So you’ve decided to come and chill out here on the Mornington Peninsula – what a great decision! If you want to find a sensational beach to sit on, then this is the place. Relaxed, no pressure, no hassles from anyone, just a great spot to sit down and quietly celebrate your toughest year so far. No

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Overtaking The Underground (Static Revenue)

OVERTAKING THE UNDERGROUND Static Revenue (BEAU MCKEE) Static Revenue’s EP “Overtaking The Underground” is the perfect addition to any music fans collection. Drawing strongly on influences like Rage Against The Machine and Limp Bizkit their sound is a needed change to todays established scene. Off t

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The Youth Wrap (August 2014)

BEACHSIDE SUMMER YOUTH FEST Bayside City Council are beginning to plan for their annual Beachside Festival, and they want you to help! They are looking for young event management enthusiasts to help organise and run the 2015 Beachside Festival, scheduled to be held on Feburary 14. The organising com

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1000 Forms Of Fear (Sia)

SIA 1000 Forms Of Fear (INERTIA) Sia has written for some of the hottest names in the music industry, Katy Perry to Christina Aguilera, and it doesn’t take more than a quick Google search to see she has some serious talent and some awards to back it up. It should come as no surprise, then, that her