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The Fresh 50: 1
28.07.2010It’s been a long and winding road, but we’ve made it. After sorting the wheat from the chaff, we’ve finally come up with our most promising, plugged-in, switched-on, clued-up band in Australia. And the winner is...
REVIEW: LETTER'S END
30.07.2010Rip It Up arts editor Robert Dunstan recently ventured along to see Letter’s End at Adelaide Festival Centre and discovered that the show, which is full of magic, illusion and much humour, was an absolute delight. It’s suitable for those ages six and over and while kids will love it, adults will also find its charms highly likeable.
Talk It Up: Delphic
29.07.2010Friendly Fires have dropped off the radar, Does It Offend You, Yeah? have lost themselves in the delayed the release of their second album, it’s taken Klaxons three years to come up with a decent follow-up to Myths Of The Near Future – it seems the world has had enough of the indie-rave genre. Or at least that was until Delphic came along. Singer James Cook chats to Rip It Up ahead of Delphic’s first Adelaide gig next Monday.
Live: Foals
29.07.2010The Governor Hindmarsh - Sat Jul 24
An eerie atmosphere descended upon the Governor Hindmarsh as devoted fans and industry big wigs alike waited in earnest for the Australian live debut from English indie saviours Foals. Suffice to say, no one was left disappointed.
Three Dog Night, The Turtles touring
29.07.2010Iconic rock legends Three Dog Night and The Turtles are teaming up to take on the great down under this November. They may have gone a bit long in the teeth, but with more than 100 million records sold between them, we’re quite sure they still know their way around the traps.
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