By Anonymous (not verified) , 4 February, 2023 Iggy Pop’s <em>Every Loser</em> February 4 – 10, 2023 John Kinsella Vincent Guignet Iggy Pop’s new album, Every Loser, is one of the great albums of its type – and its type is Iggy Pop.
By Anonymous (not verified) , 4 February, 2023 Bandoneónist Owen Salomé February 4 – 10, 2023 Cameron Pegg Alexis García Sánchez A decade ago Australian musician and composer Owen Salomé fell in love with the bandoneón – and it changed his life.
By Anonymous (not verified) , 28 January, 2023 Kronos Quartet founder David Harrington January 28 – February 3, 2023 Miriam Cosic Mark Allan Kronos Quartet founder David Harrington on getting life advice from historian Howard Zinn, balancing hope for the future with despair over the present, and 50 years of creating and performing music.
By Anonymous (not verified) , 10 December, 2022 Nick Cave at Hanging Rock December 10 – 16, 2022 Isabella Trimboli Ian Laidlaw / Always Live The mysteries and folklore around Hanging Rock made a fitting backdrop for a performance by Nick Cave, pitched between the sombre and the sublime.
By Anonymous (not verified) , 3 December, 2022 <em>Shadow Phase</em> December 3 – 9, 2022 Fiona Murphy Sarah Walker Peter Knight’s first solo album in a decade, Shadow Phase, invites the listener into a world of possibility.
By Anonymous (not verified) , 26 November, 2022 <em>Sun Songs & Cycles</em> November 26 – December 2, 2022 Gail Priest Daniel Rabin Forest Collective’s new concert, Sun Songs & Cycles, is adventurous, ranging across styles and themes from bird migration to Doctor Atomic.
By Anonymous (not verified) , 29 October, 2022 Fred Again’s <em>Actual Life 3</em> October 29 – November 4, 2022 Shaad D’Souza Theo Batterham If Fred Again’s easy-listening collages on Actual Life 3 are the future, the future looks dull indeed.
By Anonymous (not verified) , 22 October, 2022 <em>The Loneliest Time</em> October 22 – 28, 2022 Giselle Au-Nhien Nguyen Nick Walker Carly Rae Jepsen’s latest album, The Loneliest Time, shows the millennial star reinventing her work with a new emotional maturity.
By Anonymous (not verified) , 15 October, 2022 <em>Get Fucked </em> October 15 – 21, 2022 John Kinsella Luke Henery The Chats’ album Get Fucked emerges from a particularly Australian history of self-mocking political punk.
By Anonymous (not verified) , 17 September, 2022 Björk’s <em>Fossora</em> September 17 – 23, 2022 Shaad D’Souza Santiago Felipe / Redferns for ABA Björk’s latest album, to be released this month, is bracingly intimate and deeply concerned with motherhood and legacy.
