Zedlines, Tuesday 31 May, 9AM
Your 9am Zedlines with Steph and Mack
Zedlines, Tuesday 31 May, 11AM
Your 11AM Zedlines with Steph and Mack
Review: Cooked by Digi Youth Arts
Cooked by Digi Youth Arts
Cremorne Theatre, QPAC
25th-28th May 2022
Dr Gemma Regan
Tackling the thorny issues of sovereignty using witty talent and optimism with not a didgeridoo in sight!
Timothy Fairless: Rising Water
<p><span><span><span>- Ambient music has a reputation -more or less fairly earned, who can say?- for being, at times, like aural wallpaper. Soundscapes full of intellectual pretensions and not a whole lot else. I can’t imagine this is an accusation I will ever be able to level at Timothy Fairless, a Meanjin/Brisbane composer whose already lengthy career has featured numerous releases that fall, at least partially, under the umbrella of the genre, but no two of which are very much alike.
4ZZZ Top 20
1. Screamfeeder - Five Rooms (Album Of The Week)
2. Eliza & The Delusionals - Now And Then
3. Body Type - Everything Is Dangerous But Nothing's Surprising
4. The Stroppies - Levity
5. Jaguar Jonze - Bunny Mode
6. Glows - Be Water (Single)
7. Renovator's Delight - Bark All Night (Single)
8. Wondrous Fair - Pulse
9. Wet Kiss - She's So Cool
10. Mallrat - Butterfly Blue
11. Full Power Happy Hour - Siblings (Single)
12. Selve - The Neon Parable of The Pink Hotel
13. Wet Season - Living In A Rush (Single)
Zedlines, Monday May 30, 11am
Your 11am Zedlines with Rose and Abby.
Zedlines, Monday May 30, 10am
Your 10am Zedlines with Rose and Abby.
Zedlines, Monday 30 May, 8am
Your 8am Zedlines with Rose and Abby
Zedlines, Monday May 30, 9am
Your 9am Zedlines with Rose and Abby.
Various Asses: La Adoración
- The relentless Raquel Solier is back and as busy as ever, maybe busier. The drummer for all the cool bands, most recently MOD CON, (but see also Palm Springs, Geoffrey O’Connor and so on), drummer and co-producer on projects with Racerage, Papaphillia and Kuya Neil, oh and working mother, somehow finds time to also be Various Asses and not ever come close to sounding like they're phoning it in. How?