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Album Releases, Reviews Posted on7 February 20148 February 2014

Album review: Network of Lines – (Tilman Robinson) by John Hardaker

Network of Lines is a work of ethereal and pure loveliness – albeit one with a red-blooded heart.

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Album Releases, Reviews Posted on27 November 2013

Album review: Wave Rider (Andrea Keller Quartet) by John Hardaker

In his liner notes (notes worth the price of admission in themselves), NYC based pianist Barney McAll – no slouch in the ‘daring’ department himself – says, ‘(Keller) has been blending memories, sonic pictures, Bartók, Shorter and an immaculate classical technique to ensure her trajectory could never disappoint. Andrea is a serious inventor.’

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Reviews Posted on15 March 201315 March 2013

CD Review: Big Creatures and Little Creatures (Murphy’s Law)

Fast, barely moving, through thick ensemble textures and spare, you can hear the strings of Tamara Murphy’s double bass vibrating. This is very good recording, but it is also very strong playing, striding right on through.

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Album Releases Posted on24 August 20123 February 2013

Album Release: Allotrope – Peter Knight

Electroacoustic adventures created using the trumpet, flugelhorn, laptop electronics, amplifier and pedals. Allotrope is a new solo project from multidisciplinary Melbourne composer and trumpeter Peter Knight, released digitally

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Festivals, Video Posted on1 June 2012

Friday Video: Andrea Keller Quartet with Bernie McGann @ Uptown

With both Bernie McGann and Andrea Keller playing tonight at separate gigs, as part of the Melbourne International Jazz Festival, this seemed like a good video to share on a Friday!

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Interviews Posted on14 March 201224 September 2019

Creature feature – Tamara Murphy on the Young Elder

“I guess I consider myself an ‘intuitive’ composer in that everything I’ve written so far seems to have been written in a slightly different way. I don’t have one method – one approach of sitting down and writing in a particular way.”

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    Yes, follow Cheryl Durongpisitkul through the red ash
  • Kamasi Wednesday: Yo, what's up, Melbourne and Brisbane?
    Kamasi Wednesday: Yo, what's up, Melbourne and Brisbane?
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    Adam Rudegeair: 'Lake Minnetonka is my attempt to blend jazz and heavy funk'
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    Megan Burslem - my songlines
  • Vincent Gardner & Belinda Munro: voices of a musical continuum
    Vincent Gardner & Belinda Munro: voices of a musical continuum
  • 'Diga diga doo' - Red Onions Jazz Band [VIDEO]
    'Diga diga doo' - Red Onions Jazz Band [VIDEO]
  • Jazz in Adelaide: Reminiscing about the Cellar and the Creole Room
    Jazz in Adelaide: Reminiscing about the Cellar and the Creole Room
  • Jan Preston: 'Life is for learning!'
    Jan Preston: 'Life is for learning!'
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