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Month: January 2017

News, Reviews Posted on22 January 201726 January 2017

REVIEW: Daniel Susnjar – Moth To A Flame

To listen to Daniel Susnjar’s ‘Moth To A Flame’ one would expect these eight densely arranged, complex and exceptionally recorded pieces to have taken a year or two to get to this level. In fact, the album was done and dusted (bar a little extra later dusting in WA and Miami) in 24 short hours.

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News, Reviews, Uncategorized Posted on14 January 20176 February 2017

REVIEW: Twentieth Century Dog – Bone

The Twentieth Century Dog is big on rhythm too – with two drummers and a percussionist, as well as having a bass-player as leader, it is inevitable that there will be grooves of all flavours, and rhythm games running through the music like pulsing veins. Funk, Afro-beat, jazz: all booty-shaking but mind-bending at the same time.

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Concerts and tours, Gigs and concerts, Interviews, News, people Posted on11 January 201711 January 2017

Helen Catanchin: “I think the world always needs more Simon & Garfunkel songs”

“When the Simon & Garfunkel project came into being I had long been in awe of Olivia Chindamo’s mastery of vocal improvisation, and she was my immediate choice for the second half of the duo.”

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News, Reviews Posted on9 January 20176 February 2017

REVIEW: The Andy Sugg Group – Wednesdays at M’s

The band needs to be extraordinary to navigate Sugg’s remarkable compositions and bring them to vivid life – each tune is completely owned by the ensemble; the ensemble playing and solos leap from the speakers with a rush of blood and fire.

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News, Reviews Posted on5 January 20176 February 2017

REVIEW: Dan Barnett – Walkin’ Shoes

The band has ruled the roost at Balmain’s Unity Hall Hotel forever and Walkin’ Shoes – Dan Barnett’s seventh album – captures all the life and spark of those great gigs and of vocalist/trombonist Barnett’s larger-than-life musical personality.

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