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A box set should tell a story, not merely find new ways to sell you the same songs. In Episode 45 of On The Record, Brian Wise and Michael Mackenzie reckon Elvis Costello has delivered one worth hearing.
The expanded My Aim Is True receives an enthusiastic assessment from both hosts, who hear its early recordings, alternate versions and live performances ...
Josh Rouse returns with Museums and Women, a 10-track album that finds the Nashville-based singer-songwriter taking on the role of an “itinerant documentarian”, observing the drifters, dreamers and passing strangers moving through everyday life. The album takes its title from a John Updike book Rouse has long admired, with its songs exploring relationships, longing a...
By Bernard Zuel.
Benjamin Clementine is appearing at the Melbourne International Jazz Festival tomorrow and has other dates this week in Sydney and Perth.
You just know that Benjamin Clementine, an author, a poet, a songwriter and commanding singer touring Aus...
“I ain’t gonna drive in Maggie’s car no more.”
Bob Dylan’s “Maggie’s Farm” acquires an unlikely alternative lyric in Episode 44 of On The Record with Brian Wise and Michael Mackenzie, as the hosts consider its licensing to an Audi electric-vehicle advertisement.
For Wise, the commercial’s invocation of Dylan’s electric breakthrough at Newport raises an un...
WOMADelaide has unveiled the first artist lineup for its 35th anniversary, at Adelaide’s Botanic Park/Tainmuntilla from 5–8 March 2027. Rooted in musical discovery, the 2027 program brings together generations, genres and geographies across four unforgettable days and nights of music, arts and dance.
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