Kindlehill Performance Amphitheatre, April 23 8/10 Sometimes the harmonies reminded you of a Welsh choir, or perhaps a solemn brass band, and then a groove flirted with going bossa nova, but decided to stay chaste. While subtly evading expectations, Robbie Melville loads his music with a restrained melancholy conveying innocence…
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Pratten Park Bowling Club, April 10 7/10 Here’s an initiative to make one believe we can still operate as a community, rather than so many adversarial economic units. Pratten Park Bowling Club has commendably tossed out the pokies in favour of activities that, rather than tearing people apart, actually help…
Mary’s Underground, April 8 9/10 At first people tried dancing to it. In the second set they were shell-shocked into listening. By then the music was often hollowed-out; stripped of the swirling psychedelia of earlier on, so now Perrin Moss’s drums and Aykho Akhrif’s congas dominated the foreground, cushioned by…