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King Street Gallery on William presents new works by Peter O'Doherty.

Dog Trumpet’s next four albums are released on Vinyl this week making all seven now available to purchase.

In honour of the last 170 years of the Maitland Hospital and the transition to its new site in Metford, Maitland Regional Art Gallery (MRAG) is

September 17th offers chance for locals and visitors alike to explore city in new ways

Seminal Mental As Anything offshoot Dog Trumpet sign landmark international record deal Words by Tom Parker UK’s Demon Music will release all of Dog Trumpet’s seven albums on vinyl and remaster them for online. Dog Trumpet, the project of former Mental As Anything members Reg Mombassa and Peter O’Doherty, has just inked a record deal with Demon Music that will see all seven of their albums remastered for digital release and available on vinyl for the first time. Co-fo...

Dog Trumpet Catalogue Goes Global Via Demon Records ARIA Hall of Famers Reg Mombassa and Peter O’Doherty will go global with their Dog Trumpet catalogue on vinyl via the UK’s Demon Records. Reg and Pete have a long history with one Demon Records founder, Elvis Costello. Elvis produced their 1992 Mental As Anything hit ‘I Didn’t Mean To Be Mean’. Dog Trumpet released their first album in 1991 but ever Since 2000, when Reg and Pete left Mental As Anything, Dog Trumpet has been their cre...

Advertisement Legendary Australian adman Neil Lawrence was a long-time fan of the American singer-songwriter Randy Newman. One of his most treasured possessions: an autographed copy of Little Criminals, the 1977 LP that included the cheeky single Short People. So Newman’s Feels Like Home was a no-brainer when, in 2014, ideas for a new Qantas marketing campaign were percolating in Lawrence’s head. Martha Marlow, who was approved by Randy Newman to sing Feels Like Home, at Gordons Ba...

Download 3.89 MB When former Mental As Anything bassist and vocalist Peter ODoherty heard the news, he thought it was a prank. The bands 1985 pop favourite "Live It Up" took top spot on the UK iTunes charts this week, almost one year since the passing of the bands frontman Greedy Smith. Peter tells Geoff Hutchison on Drive, the timing is ironic. Duration: 8min 29sec