Mary is a photographer and a writer, specialising in music. She runs Rocklust.com where she endeavours to capture the passion of music in her photos whether it's live music photography, promotional band photos or portraits.
She has photographed The Rolling Stones, KISS, Iggy Pop, AC/DC, Patti Smith, Joe Strummer, PULP, The Cult, The Damned, The Cure, Ian Brown, Interpol, MUDHONEY, The MELVINS, The Living End, Foo Fighters, Smashing Pumpkins, Rage Against The Machine, The Stone Roses –just to name a few - in Australia, USA, Europe and the Middle East.
Her work has been published in Beat magazine, Rolling Stone magazine, Triple J magazine, The Age Newspaper, The Herald Sun, The Australian, Neos Kosmos, blistering.com, theaureview.com, noise11.com, music-news.com. She has a permanent photographic exhibition at The Corner Hotel in Richmond, Victoria Australia.
Spitting Chips, features original Cosmic Psychos members drummer Bill Walsh and guitarist Peter ‘Dirty’ Jones playing new tracks as well as some classic Psychos tracks.
Wu-Tang Clan’s return to Melbourne carried the weight of a farewell—but also the reality of a lineup that looked different to what many had expected. From the moment the group took the stage, it was […]
The rock ‘n’ roll road to stardom is a dangerous road indeed littered with the corpses of starry eyed hopefuls, wannabes, one hit wonders and jagged “if onlys”…while many bands self-implode before they even leave the garage, victims of classic clashing egos and personalities. Few survive.
Founded in New York City’s Staten Island in the early 1990s, the Wu-Tang Clan is comprised of members RZA, GZA, Method Man, Raekwon, Ghostface Killah, U-God, Masta Killa, Inspectah Deck, Cappadonna, and the deceased Ol’ Dirty Bastard (ODB).
PBS Drive Live 2026 took over CY Venue at Collingwood Yards from 16–20 February, with two acts performing live-to-air each evening between 5pm and 7pm in front of a free, all-ages crowd.
PBS Drive Live 2026 took over CY Venue at Collingwood Yards from 16–20 February, with two acts performing live-to-air each evening between 5pm and 7pm in front of a free, all-ages crowd.
PBS Drive Live 2026 took over CY Venue at Collingwood Yards from 16–20 February, with two acts performing live-to-air each evening between 5pm and 7pm in front of a free, all-ages crowd.
PBS Drive Live 2026 took over CY Venue at Collingwood Yards from 16–20 February, with two acts performing live-to-air each evening between 5pm and 7pm in front of a free, all-ages crowd.
Over the last several years H.E.A.T have established themselves as one of the leading bands in the melodic rock scene, both in their homeland Sweden and internationally. They have toured and performed front of thousands and thousands of fans around the world.