Something for Everybody
By Devo
Review by Joshua Grimm (Jul 29th '10)
You would think that in 20 years of their absence a lot in the music world would have changed, but ironically Devo have hit the spotlight again in front of an audience who have progressed very little. The band who arrived in the 1970s to save us from cultural and social devolution have chosen a brilliant time to come back, easily slotting right in and picking up where they left off.
Something for Everybody echoes the eighties sound the five piece is famous for. Strong, danceable rhythms lay the foundations on which bold synthesised…
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Morning Benders on Excuses, Walls of Sound and Love
Featuring Morning Benders
By Justin Pearsall (May 9th '10)
In the best year for music in recent memory, Morning Benders’ Big Echo is about as good as it gets. Lush, moody, and supremely melodic, Big Echo is a timely reminder of the potential power in pop music.
WB chats with Christopher Chu, singer/songwriter for the band as they tour in support of the new album. We love him too…
What was the vision for Big Echo before creation?
It was just the songs at first. The vision came through the creation process, recording and…
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Tegan and Sara - Forum Theatre - 11th May 2010
Featuring Tegan and Sara
By Wireless Bollinger (May 17th '10)
Tegan and Sara take to Melbourne's Forum Theatre, and WB snapper Anthony Smith is there to capture the goodness.
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