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Reviews Posted on8 February 20149 February 2014

Gig review: Mutiny Music (Rick Robertson & Baecastuff) by John Hardaker

‘…cross-cultural mash-up worked beautifully across the entire suite – a testimony to Robertson’s smart writing, deep research and even deeper emotional connection to the music.’

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Interviews Posted on27 January 201422 April 2014

Q&A: Mutiny Music (Rick Robertson & Baecastuff)

In the lead-up to Baecastuff’s performance of Mutiny Music on January 29 2104 at Sydney’s 505, John Hardaker asked Rick a few questions about this remarkable suite of music.

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