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How does a hapless vacuum cleaner salesman living in 1950s Havana, Cuba become embroiled in the British Secret Service? Well…it’s the exploits of his teenage daughter’s lifestyle of the rich and famous actually. Our Man in Havana is an adaptation of Graham Greene’s classic satirical novel, but actor
Bayside’s own Ocean Grove touched down on home soil last month heading down to Bar 12 to play a show along side some of our up and coming talent. These hometown heroes started out strong with their new single ‘Backbone’ that set the room’s energy on fire. This powerhouse of local hardcore lent us t
Derinya Art and Craft Exhibition attracts artists from the Mornington Peninsula and statewide. Over a hundred individual artists, established and emerging, exhibit paintings, photography and sculpture while craftspeople show off more than 3500 uniquely beautiful pieces of jewellery, blown glass, cer
NOSE DIVE Saskwatch (NORTHSIDE RECORDS) To sum Melbourne band Saskwatch’s album Nose Dive up in one word, it’d be fun. From opening track, ‘Give Me A Reason’ to ‘Now That We’re Alone’, there’s an undeniable need to groove. The diverse ranges of influences in Nose Dive have you gasping at the talent
Contemporary dance innovators, Chunky Move, in collaboration with The Frankston Arts Centre are offering enthusiastic youth aged 16 to 24 a rare opportunity to be part of live site based performances in Frankston on Friday, August 29 and Saturday, August 30. Director/Choreographer, Adam Wheeler will
RITA SATCH Rita Satch (INDEPENDENT) Emerging from Melbourne’s neo-soul scene, jazz and soul prodigy, Rita Satch, has released her second EP which sees her pop-inspired Motown reach new and exciting heights. The self-titled EP carries a fuller, more developed sound then that of her first. Her song wr
It has been 40 years since The Angels launched their assault on the rock n roll loving, hard rockin public of Australia. To celebrate that fact, the band have kicked off a tour that covers songs from their 4 decades of classic Aussie rock. The band has also released two commemorative albums, which i
Being one of our countries most renown producers, this man has had his feet rooted in the ground since the early days of Melbourne sound. Spinning records weekly at residencies both in Melbourne and nationwide it’s not hard to see why industry figures such as Deorro, Hardwell, Laidback Luke, Sidney
It’s been 30 years since Australiana took Australia – and indeed the world – by storm. Boasting an array of Australian puns, the comedy single broke a number of records at the time. Australiana topped the charts for eight weeks in 1983, became the first spoken-word record to receive high-rotation on
MONIQUE BRUMBY (SELF-TITLED) Monique Brumby (INDEPENDENT) Two-time ARIA award winner and music extraordinaire, Monique Brumby, has released her fifth studio album. The self-titled effort sees Brumby reach exciting new heights. It’s creative, raw and full of passion. The fact that the better half of
Waldemar Seybold was an eleven-year old boy in 1945 at the end of WW2. Russian soldiers were billeted at his home during the occupation. The largest of those soldiers, who Seybold described as a big bear of a man, was quiet and kind. Upon leaving, he asked Seybold’s mother if he could give her son a
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