David Duchovny has accomplished quite a lot in his 57 or so years on the planet – actor, writer, director, producer, novelist and most recently, singer songwriter. Looking around at the crowd who showed up to see him strut his stuff live in concert, it was evident that the bulk of these people came to his music via his iconic portrayal of FBI Agent Fox Mulder from the cult TV series The X-Files. The opening act Georgia Maq, the Melbourne singer songwriter who is probably better known as one third of folk rock trio Camp Cope, evidently was. Read the review…
Q&A Scene
Q&A Scene: Sebastian Hafner & Daniel Friedl ~ ITCHY (formerly Itchy Poopzkid)
Tell us about your new album “All We Know”… Daniel Friedl (Panzer): “All We Know” is our seventh record and we spent one and a half years working on it. It´s always an intense period of […]
Star Scene
Star Scene: Tim Burgess ~ The CHARLATANS
Tim Burgess’ scene is: “coffee”. The Charlatans’ singer songwriter, who is also a solo artist and an author, states simply that his scene is: “Probably what we’re doing right now. Coffee.” The Charlatans helped launch […]
Snap Scene
Snap Scene: Sarah McLeod with Mick Skelton – Pelly Bar, Frankston. 25th October 2017
Sarah McLeod describes her latest release, Rocky’s Diner, as “dirty deeds, simple and sweet” yet her scene was, and still is, one of “bunkering down”. The singer-songwriter/guitarist, in her own right as well as a founding member of The Superjesus, explains: “Yeah that’s true – if I had a house. I don’t have a house now. But when I do, I very rarely leave the house. I’m a full home body. I bunker on in there and play my guitar and play with my dog, work on music, fun.”
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