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Gotye Dominates 2012 ARIA Awards

Posted on 30/11/2012 by Lauren Katulka

Gotye showed he’s the current king of Australian music after taking home four of the silver pointy things at last night’s ARIA Awards. The Melbourne singer-songwriter was recognised as the best male artist and best Australian live act. His album Making Mirrors was also named the year’s best album and the best pop release. He…

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Cordrazine Announce Rare Melbourne Show

Posted on 29/11/201205/12/2012 by Lauren Katulka

Cordrazine fans have never had it easy. The band’s debut album shot its way into the top ten back in 1997, around the same time the group disbanded. A little more than a decade later, frontman Hamish Cowan found a new crew and released the band’s long awaited follow-up Always Coming Down. They played three…

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Texture Like Sun’s Moving Music Video

Posted on 27/11/201223/11/2012 by Lauren Katulka

It might be a second single, but “One Great Prize” is the strongest track I’ve heard from Texture Like Sun’s self-titled EP. While I enjoyed “Bottle,” there’s such a beautiful melancholy feel to this new cut. I must admit, I might be feeling swayed by the film clip. This black and white video is so…

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Northmost Making Homegrown Music

Posted on 25/11/201223/11/2012 by Lauren Katulka

Northmost are a band doing it their way. The housemates from the New South Wales North Coast recorded their debut single “One More” in their own home studio, and shot the video in their backyard. Understandably without the backing of a big production house, things are a little rough around the edges. However Northmost show…

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Esther Holt Goes Solo

Posted on 24/11/201223/11/2012 by Lauren Katulka

Esther Holt has stepped from the ashes of her former band Snowy Belfast to release her debut solo effort Countless Verse. This is the title track of that EP, a bittersweet folk ditty about dealing with the aftermath of a painful breakup. I love the way the piano underpins this song and another of the…

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Tom Busby and Pals are Good Oak

Posted on 23/11/2012 by Lauren Katulka

When he’s not singing with his mate Jeremy Marou in the acclaimed folk outfit Busby Marou, Tom Busby is playing music with his housemates in the brand new band Good Oak. Good Oak began when Tom, Brett Gibson, and Stephen Ryan began jamming over a couple of beers. They soon realised they had something pretty…

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Aussie Expat Jess Harlen’s “Weaving”

Posted on 23/11/2012 by Lauren Katulka

Jess Harlen is another Aussie making good abroad. She’s currently splitting her time between Brisbane and Boston, but Jess filmed her latest clip in Chinatown, New York. “Weaving” doesn’t exactly jump out at you, but it’s got a cruisy soulfulness that gets underneath your skin. I found myself humming along by the end of it….

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Q & A with The Good China’s Ryan Mason

Posted on 22/11/2012 by Lauren Katulka

The Good China are making their mark with their brand new EP We Knew That We Had to Leave. I recently caught up with one-eighth of this monster outfit, Ryan Mason, to chat about the latest release, the accompanying launch shows, and what it’s like to be part of such a big band! You just…

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Samantha Jade Wins X Factor

Posted on 21/11/2012 by Lauren Katulka

After months of knockout rounds, Samantha Jade was the last person standing on last night’s X Factor final. The Western Australian pop princess took the title from second-place getter Jason Owen and boy band The Collective. This has been a funny season for me to watch. I switched allegiances time and time again as my…

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Q & A with Alexis Nicole

Posted on 20/11/201220/11/2012 by Lauren Katulka

With a new EP Paper Cut Outs in the can, Alexis Nicole is preparing to take her Missing Pieces on the road to promote it. I caught up with this Melbourne-based singer-songwriter to chat about her later recording, the shows ahead, and her love for Tracy Chapman. You’ve just released your EP Paper Cut Outs….

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Lauren Katulka cannot remember a time when music was not a part of her life. Raised on an eclectic diet of Van Morrison, The Eagles, Cold Chisel, and Barbra Streisand, she remembers saving all her pocket money for weeks so she could buy cassettes featuring her favourite singers. At the tender age of 11 she saw her first live concert when Jimmy Barnes took his Soul Deep tour to Newcastle’s Civic Theatre. There was no looking back.

Today Lauren is a happily married freelance writer living on the New South Wales Central Coast. When she's not obsessing about the latest band, or some old favourite, she loves to roller-skate, experiment with new recipes, play pub trivia, and watch indie films.

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