25 Jan 2015
SmallWaR , a gripping exploration of the tragedy of warfare, and of human-kind’s propensity towards killing, is coming to the Adelaide Festival 2015. This…
23 Jan 2015
Sort of by Jimi Hendrix and edited by Alan Douglas and Peter Neal (Bloomsbury) 2014, 205pp, RRP $19.99
23 Jan 2015
Ian Lowey and Suzy Prince (Bloomsbury Academic) 2014, 272pp, RRP $59.99
23 Jan 2015
Swanson’s second novel after last year’s improbable but enjoyable enough The Girl With A Clock For A Heart suffers from the same problems – irksome characters…
18 Jan 2015
It’s going to be a big year of touring for Blue King Brown following the release of Born Free in November last year, but playing live is what Blue King Brown…
18 Jan 2015
Adelaide didn’t get the full So Frenchy So Chic Festival In The Park with wine and cheese like Sydney and Melbourne, but we did get a fine sample with this…
18 Jan 2015
During the mid-1900s, South Australia ’s Maralinga and Western Australia ’s Monte Bello were the sites of British-run atomic experiments – with long-lasting and…
18 Jan 2015
It’s been fifty years since Love Potion No. 9 stormed up the hit parades (remember them?) in the US and Australia . It was one of a string of hits that made The…
17 Jan 2015
Boast’s movingly personal autobiography’s title is taken from his belief that he was an ‘epilogue’ in his family when he lost his mother (brain tumour), brother…
17 Jan 2015
Fry’s third autobiographical work after Moab Is My Washpot and The Fry Chronicles suffers from all the same irksome problems: wild overuse of adjectives; oodles…
16 Jan 2015
Welcome Change is the latest CD release from the prolific and very listenable Lily And The Drum. Lily (guitar and vocals) and The Drum (drums) formed a while…
16 Jan 2015
Ben Ford-Davies’ EP, In The City , features five tracks that showcase his considerable vocal talents, within the context of some attractive full-band…