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Thirsty Work Being Thirsty Merc

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Thirsty Merc are back with another rollicking album, this time heading past the heartbreak into more groove and funk laden territory. Lead singer Rai...
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Fools by Heavenly Compulsion: King Lear

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The exuberance of youth and middle age is a currency we spend far too quickly. That's why, when our twilight years engulf us, it's...
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Grabbing It By The Horns

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Memory is a peculiar beast. Sometimes it can be sharp while at other times it can bend and warp, twist itself into a version...
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Scissor Sisters – Decadence Can Dance

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New York in the early '80s was a world seemingly without end. It was decadent. The music was vivacious. Clubs were burning the world...
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Tommy Trash… Anything But!

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Tommy Trash is a name synonymous with good times. With his mass of curls and his penchant for dirty electro house, he's an East...
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WAAPA's Campest Farce… Anything Goes!

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The West Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA) is getting ready for quite possibly the biggest theatrical extravaganza ever staged as part of its...
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STYLEAID Designer Profile: Of Cabbages & Kings

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Collaboration knows no boundaries, is not subject to borders. You can't give collaboration a passport or deport or exile it to the furthest reaches...
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Moorcheeba – Murderously Good

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Murder art. It was a notion David Bowie toyed with on his seminal album Outside and it's something Morcheeba explore in depth on their...
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