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Author: Stephen Hornby

Melbourne Jazz, Reviews Posted on18 August 202418 August 2024

Claire Cross – ‘Sleep Cycle’: a variety of evocative ecosystems

“Don’t be fooled by what appears to be a conventional chordless quartet; this band sounds more like a deconstructed rock band in slow motion.”

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Jazz in Sydney, Reviews Posted on16 October 202217 October 2022

[REVIEW] Parkside – Hilary Geddes’ sonic exploration

“Hilary Geddes is equally comfortable using her guitar to evoke ambient spacious soundscapes as she is weaving single note melodies through complex chord changes, generating raucous energy through angular lines and overdriven rock solos.”

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Reviews Posted on8 April 20208 April 2020

Reminiscence of a gig: Richard Pavlidis – Origins Live at the MRC

Pavlidis’ approach to improvisation is equal parts spontaneity and structure.

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Reviews Posted on2 October 201917 October 2019

Elly Hoyt – The Composers’ Voice: Female stories told from a female perspective

Elly Hoyt has harnessed the power and beauty of music, not simply for its own sake, but to give voice to those we have heard far too little from.

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