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The most eclectic regular record reviews in the known universe. By Thomas H Green.
AnOther meets the rising DJ and music curator, who unpacks his relationship to music and his vision for Touching Bass – the club night-cum-label-radio show and musical movement he has steadily built
Loud And Quiet Even in this sedentary time, G.S. Schray can elicit a sense of the peripatetic. Whether in its unfurling vibraphone chimes, or its undulating symbol crashes, there’s plenty of jazzy minutia in The Changing Account to get lost in. But right from the outset of his new solo LP, G.S. Schray ensures you don’t go too far astray; he keeps gently steering you through. Schray’s third solo album since the much lauded First Appearance – which received support from Andrew Weatherall, Hunee, Charlie Bones and more – was recorded gradually, over the past two years. Perhaps this...
Exploring Melbourne Museum’s Summer Plaza Series: three weekends of music adventure Jordan Dennis Words by August Billy Across three weekends in January, Melbourne Museum will come to life with parties and live music. The new year is here, but Melbourne Music Week – Extended is far from over. Thankfully, the event program largely comprises artists from or based in Melbourne and surrounds, meaning it’s full steam ahead with the final two months of gigs. As is typical of Melbourne Music Week, the events are taking place in many of the city’s most revered locations. This inclu...