Members: Stella Angelico, Ryan Oliver, Tim MC, Sam Walsh, Dave Watkins Genre: soul/rock meets disco/Bond soundtrack Hometown: Melbourne, Australia Photo by Harry Aronsten. Post by Cecilia

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Writer: Laura Imbruglia ARTIST: Split Seconds Q&A with Sean Pollard (vocalist) 1. If you had to reimagine your sound as a food, how would you describe it? Nice detailed Shepherds Pie with lots of vegies and a bit too much BBQ sauce (that’s the secret). 2. And as an animal? Fraser Island Dingo. Rare, mysterious and feared but you can also read about them on the backs of toilet doors. 3. And as a TV

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Members: Lucy Wilson, Alister Self, Lizzie Dynon, Jack Wilson, Dave Gualtieri Genre: Rock n Soul Hometown: Melbourne Photo by Carbie Warbie. Post by Cecilia

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Members: Jace - Bass + vox, Jem - drums + vox. Hometown: Victoria, Australia Photo by Mira Soulio. Post by Cecilia Acevedo. Dead's performance opens Episode

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Thursday, May 5 2016 HWLR, Brunswick VIC BLACK CAB launched their single "Uniforms" Supported by: FRIENDSHIPS Review by Clemmie Wetherall Live photo by Sally Townsend More here! It's a strangely (no, disturbingly!) warm Thursday night for this time of the year in Melbourne and about a couple of hundred people are milling around Howler in Brunswick waiting for a band who have a strange knack for bringing the sounds of the original 1970s Krautrock scene

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Jem has spent years interviewing himself whilst showering, walking to the supermarket etc. and when presented with an opportunity to do it in real life jumped at the opportunity. A complete lack of any real experience was never going to get in the way. Other things Jem does in a highly amateurish fashion include but are not limited to: Running the record label and screen printing company WeEmptyRooms, playing in the band DEAD and...nothing else

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Article by Clemmie Wetherall It's the year 2016 in one of the 'luckiest' countries in the world but somehow or other gender equity, parity, equality, call it what you will, still isn't business as usual in many areas of life, including the arts. Just this past week Music Victoria has announced their first gender diversity policy aiming for at least 40% women* and 40% men* across all of their activities to address a gender gap

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