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ben wells and the middle names

ben wells and the middle names

By Angelique Lu on 11 May 2012

Tasmanian band Ben Wells and the Middle Names are on the move. The past two years have been massive for the six piece band south of the strait – winning Unearthed Falls Festival in 2010-2011, performance slots including Festival of the Sun and Taste fest, as well opening for the likes of Art Vs Science, San [...]

Posted in Music | Tagged ben wells, Ben Wells and the Middle Names, Falls Festival, festival of the sun, House Come Home, kate martin, Triple J Unearthed | Leave a response

album review: laura marling, live from york minster

album review: laura marling, live from york minster

By Angelique Lu on 4 April 2012

You would have difficulty reading anything about Laura Marling that doesn’t mention her age (you can add this review to that list too). At 21, she’s just released her third album A Creature I Don’t Know, after the huge success of her debut album Alas I Cannot Swim, and its follow up I Speak Because [...]

Posted in Music | Tagged Album, laura marling, live, live from york minster | Leave a response

The Forgotten Writers Short Story Competition

The Forgotten Writers Short Story Competition

By Angelique Lu on 4 March 2012

Mahmoud Mansi, Egyptian Journalist and writer, one of the founders of the ‘Forgotten Writers Foundation’ started a writing competition a little over a year ago to spread Egyptian culture through the world. “I wanted to achieve globalisation in literature,” he says. “I was in Egypt, and our bookstores are full of books from China, from [...]

Posted in Books | Tagged Egyptian Revolution, Mahmoud Mansi, short story competition, The Forgotten Writers Foundation, women's domination | Leave a response

interview: dallas frasca

interview: dallas frasca

By Angelique Lu on 19 February 2012

After much hype, and with a unique voice and a successful first album in Not for Love or Money, Melbourne songster, Dallas Frasca, has just released a new song from her upcoming album, Sound Painter. It’s been two years since her band’s last album, and it was a matter of settling down after the release [...]

Posted in Music | Tagged dallas frasca, interview, melbourne, sound painter | 1 Response

interview and giveaway: lydia

interview and giveaway: lydia

By Angelique Lu on 4 January 2012

For American band Lydia, their music is renowned throughout the indie music community and for their legions of loyal fans. But they almost never got to releasing their latest album Paint it Golden, which came out in late 2011. After a falling out with another band member during 2010, Lydia embarked on what they thought [...]

Posted in Featured, Music | Tagged interview, leighton antelman, Lydia, music, Paint it Golden | Leave a response

are men’s magazines fostering rapist attitudes towards women?

are men’s magazines fostering rapist attitudes towards women?

By Angelique Lu on 23 December 2011

Men’s magazines aren’t generally known for fostering positive attitudes towards women, if at all. However, a recent study conducted by psychologists in the UK has revealed that most participants in the study could not readily distinguish comments made in popular men’s magazines from quotes from interviews with convicted rapists. Men between the ages of 18 [...]

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festival review: festival of the sun, day two, dec 10 2011

festival review: festival of the sun, day two, dec 10 2011

By Angelique Lu on 18 December 2011

Day Two: Sunday Tenth Ben Wells and the Middle Names were the first band of the day two on my itinerary. The festival floor was noticeably more empty, as most revellers were clearly recovering from the night before. Which is a shame, as Ben Wells were definitely one of the highlights of the day. Harmonising [...]

Posted in Music | Tagged Ben Wells and the Middle Names, Benjalu, Brothers Grim, Claude Hay, Dan Sultan, festival of the sun, Guineafowl, Hungry Kids of Hungary, Ladyhawke, larissa mckay, Microwave Jenny, Pigeon, Port Macquarie, The Delta Riggs, The Medics | 1 Response

festival review: festival of the sun, day one, dec 9 2011

festival review: festival of the sun, day one, dec 9 2011

By Angelique Lu on 16 December 2011

While thongs are normally a rookie mistake, the sand lined moshpit was ideal for traversing through the sand and even barefoot dancing. As clouds threatened on both days of the festival, it didn’t seem to dampen the spirit of Port Macquarie locals. More surfboards than t-shirts, everyone looked more suited to a day at the [...]

Posted in Music | Tagged Art vs. Science, Blake Noble, Colin Moore, festival of the sun, FLOATINGME, King Cannons, Port Macquarie, The Lyrical, the pixiekills | 1 Response

interview: ben salter

interview: ben salter

By Angelique Lu on 13 December 2011

Songster Ben Salter has just released his first solo album, The Cat, after ten years in the Australian music industry in outfits including The Gin Club, Giants of Science and the Wilson Pickers For Salter, after playing solo as well as in a band for over a decade, it was only a matter of time [...]

Posted in Music | Tagged Ben Salter, Giants of Science, music, The Cat, The Gin Club, The Wilson Pickers | Leave a response

q&a: larissa mckay

q&a: larissa mckay

By Angelique Lu on 7 December 2011

Ahead of her appearance at Festival of the Sun this weekend, the lovely Sydney-bred, London-based songstress, Larissa McKay, had a chat to Lip about moving across the world, playing festivals, and writing. How are you feeling ahead of your set at Festival of the Sun in Port Macquarie next week? It feels kinda surreal to [...]

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