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KINGS OF NORTH HEAD SOUTH TO BAHA

“Hyping the pants off it” by Andrew Higgs   After solidly touring Australia on the back of their critically acclaimed debut album Sound The Underground, Melbourne rockers King Of The North are on the eve of exciting endeavours.  The duo has just signed to the French based rock label ‘Bad Reputation’

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URBAN SPREAD – BIG BANDS ARE BACK FOR LIVE FANS

It started as a rumble in the suburbs. Glen Waverly to Hallam, Ferntree Gully to Frankston in every beer soaked band room in between, each weekend brought the best live talent Australia had to offer to the churning masses. Midnight Oil, Radio Birdman, AC/DC – they all cut their teeth playing to the

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INTERVIEW – RENTON MILLAR

Name: Renton Millar Age: Young enough to be stupid, old enough to be really sore! Sponsors: Globe, Dwindle, Indy, Bones, Modus, TSG, Oakley, Musashi Home Town: Melbourne PEARL: Renton fill us in on some of the results you have scored in skateboarding comps during your reign as Australia’s and one of

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XAVIER RUDD NEW SINGLE & TOUR

XAVIER RUDD has premiered his brand new single “Come People” on triple j, broadcasting live with Veronica and Lewis on Wednesday afternoon. “Come People” is the first taste from Xavier Rudd & The United Nations’ forthcoming album Nanna (out March 13) and is available now iTunes. Mixed by the legenda

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AERIAL LOVE – Daniel Johns

Daniel Johns is ready. 8 years after his last new music. Finally ready. His first step back is “Aerial Love”; an airy piece of modern pop he created with Lorde and Broods collaborator, Joel Little. The opening lines tell the story. Synthetic but sensual, the song is in a different sonic universe fro

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THE PALE EMPEROR – Marilyn Manson

Arguably one of the most controversial figures of the last 20 years, shock rocker Marilyn Manson returns to the grand stage with his 9th studio album The Pale Emperor. Following his past two albums that were negatively received by the majority of listeners, Manson and his band return to form with th

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HOLY SUPERJESUS SARAH

Straying away from the usual rock sound she became famous for as the lead singer of The Superjesus, Sarah McLeod’s new EP 96% Love Song Book Part 1 is a softer, more gentle offering, revealing a classic side to her musicality that is set to draw people’s attention. The EP released in October feature

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CAPTAIN CARL COX

A professional DJ since his early teens, musical ambassador and a veteran of acid house and a champion of techno – you name it, Carl’s been there and done it – never losing sight of his passions – playing music, breaking tunes, spreading love and celebrating life. It was at the age of 15 that Carl w

Events & Festivals

The Festival Pass (February 2015)

ROCK IN THE PARK Lardner Park, just an hour from the peninsula, will rock out to Boom Crash Opera, 1927, Taxiride and Michael Spiby from the Badloves on March 1st. This new event brings a spark of possibilities to this massive venue. For info visit: www.lardnerpark.com.au .   BRUTHEN BLUES FESTIVAL

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PEARL’S MILLI FACES THE MUSIC

November shaped up to be an exciting month for Pearl and our young Alternate Section journalist Milli Ransom.  Milli was invited by the event team to attend Face the Music as the journalist for the sessions.  “I was excited to be asked and just so happy that the people at Face the Music realize how

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ROCK IN THE PARK

ROCK IN THE PARK!  THIS SUNDAY! Lardner Park, just an hour from the peninsula, will rock out to Boom Crash Opera, 1927, Taxiride and Michael Spiby from the Badloves on March 1st. This new event brings a spark of possibilities to this massive venue. For info visit: www.lardnerpark.com.au . What to br

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10 YEARS FOR BETWEEN THE BAYS

Celebrating it’s 10th year, Between the Bays has now firmly established itself as Mornington Peninsula’s best annual music festival over the summer, each year playing host to some of Australia’s most well know and loved artists as well as local up and comers. Over the last decade, the likes of Hoodo