Pilgrimage: Jess Ribeiro & The Bone Collectors
The recording is very good, maybe too good?
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Karnivool
Like the product of some strange equation involving Dream Theatre multiplied by Gyroscope plus the square root of Pink Floyd, “Sound Awake”, the newest release from Perth band Karnivool is all in all a wild ride. That being said, it is not an album that you can just wack in the car’s CD player and listen to on your way to work.
Augie March
Augie March’s music reminds me of a perfect summer’s day walking through the park while the sun is shining and the birds are singing. You can just imagine a scene where a young girl and a young guy walk through the park hand-in-hand with their hair gracefully flying in the wind.
Here There Everywhere- The Aviators Review
This month’s CD is from our good friends ‘The Aviators’ from their new EP ‘Here, There, Everywhere’. I found this album to be quite interesting because it hits me as a very Territory type of album and I can’t figure out why.
Interview with Elana Stone & Brian Campeau
The interview all started when we met Elana and Brian in the highly decorated civic park. Seeing as this was the first interview I had ever conducted I thought it was really important that it felt less tense, so we all decided to sit on the grass whilst Elana and Brian ate curry and answered my questions.
Here There Everywhere
Here There Everywhere is their first album and has been a long time in the making. Featuring eight songs, including local favourite Your Blues as intended and a bonus remixed track, it was worth the wait.
Arctic Monkeys – Humbug
The Arctic Monkeys are back with a new album and a whole new direction.
Why should young people come to the Darwin Festival?
It’s 2009. We’ve said “So long!” to Bass in the Grass, “Adios!” to Pure Sounds and The Big Gig and now its time to gear up for the biggest music and arts festival yet, The Darwin Festival! Every year an array of musicians, dancers, actors and visual artists from around the globe make their way to the Top End and this year we are in for a real treat.
Should we blame it on the sunshine? The moonlight? The good times? Or the heart failure?
June 25th will be remembered for a long time as “the day we said goodbye”. On June 25th, the world lost a man who was best known as “the king of pop” and rightly so.
Your Favourite Enemies loves a promise whispering goodbye
The songs blew me away, especially the acoustic. I cried while listening to the acoustic version of ‘Little Sister.’ My soul was moved by the lyrics and I could relate a lot with ‘Would You Believe’. ‘Open Your Eyes’ is one powerful song with words so true.
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Darwin City Council Youth Projects invites young people aged between 12 and 20 years to apply to be
part of Council's Youth Advisory Group (YAG). YAG meets monthly to discuss and inform Counci on issues affecting young people, as well as organising and hosting projects. 
