Sunday Sessions @ CERES (31/01/10)
By tben 8th Feb, 2010
It's the backyard party you always wanted to put on. Lush natural surrounds, somehow tucked into a convenient corner of inner Melbourne, syncopated by the tasty tunes of a tight little sound system and fuelled by a well stocked cocktail bar...
Rainbow Serpent Festival reveals lineup for 2010
By angy 19th Nov, 2009
There’s little doubt Rainbow Serpent Festival has come a long way in 12 years of staging events. Far more than just a ‘party’, it's a multifaceted event and they've just released the massive list of artists who'll be performing at the 2010 event.
Abakus: Much closer to the Sun
By barkus 17th Jan, 2005
After releasing the "chill out album of 2004" Russell Davies, aka Abakus, talks to Barkus about following up his recent success and playing in Australia.
Crucial Dance - Various Artists
By Athena Dennis 30th May, 2001
An extended version of Storm's Time to Burn that's heavy on the synth and 303 still sounds tremendous even if it's old. There's a brief foray into Garage with feel good tracks like Girls Like Us by B15 project and Crazy Love by MJ Cole.
Winterdaze 2001: UK Underground
By MarkyMark 30th May, 2001
One of Melbourne’s favourite Queen’s birthday parties is set for a London Underground groove when ALSO presents Winterdaze 2001 at Shed 7 at Melbourne’s Docklands.
World Service - Dave Clarke
By James 30th May, 2001
World Service is a double cd highlighting Dave Clarke's techno mastery and his love of electro. Both cds contain many highlights and are quite dark and moody to say the least.
Homelands @ Winchester, England (26/05/01)
By scott 29th May, 2001
Homelands made dreams come true for this reporter. If they ever manage to put the event on in Oz, GO.
Nite Life 05 - Nick Holder
By jayblue 28th May, 2001
I'd just been treated to a deep, and primarily darker, sequence of tracks by Terry Farley (Nite Life 04), when 05 trots along - courtesy of Toronto's Nick Holder. They're not chalk and cheese, but 05 is certainly a departure from its predecessor.
Pnau @ Geisha, Perth (26/05/01)
By Martin McCawley 27th May, 2001
With time, the dancability factor increased with some solid basslines and entrancing percussion. The filters and effects were in full effect and it was good to hear some decent variation from the studio sounds on tracks such as Direct Drive. Despit
