I met up with Mahalia Barnes and Joe Bonamassa after the soundcheck for their Melbourne gig, at the Prince of Wales Bandroom in St Kilda, promoting Mahalia’s new album “Ooh Yeah – The Betty Davis […]
Interview by Mary Boukouvalas Stan Lee, of LA’s legendary original bubblegum pop-punk veterans The Dickies, says his scene “used to be sex, drugs and rock n roll; now I walk my dogs”. Formed in San […]
Interview by Mary Boukouvalas Mike Edwards of Jesus Jones enjoys a frenzied scene, involving music and racing mountain and road bikes. Luckily Edwards, and the whole band, loves to tour. “Between cycling and music there […]
Interview by Mary Boukouvalas It’s not surprising that Greg Puciato’s scene is either a “punk-hardcore scene or an underground, minimal electronic, something grungy – where everyone is wearing black”. What is surprising however is Puciato’s […]
Interview by Mary Boukouvalas James Reyne, ex-frontman of Australian Crawl and soloist in his own right, has a more mellow scene he currently enjoys: sitting in the sun with a good book. A huge contrast […]
January in Melbourne, means holidays, lazing about at the beach, cursing the consecutive days over forty degrees, and the month of the music festival. The Sugar Mountain festival has been going strong since its inception […]
Article by Mary Boukouvalas DRIFTER’s singer/guitarist Dan King is “just thankful for being a part of a strong Melbourne and Australian music scene“. King was influenced greatly by seeing bands live. “Bands like Cosmic Psychos, The […]
Deathstars’ Soundwave Scene Interview by Mary Boukouvalas Despite his industrial metal ‘Whiplasher Bernadotte’ persona on stage, Deathstars’ singer Andreas Bergh prefers a rock-art scene. Now residing in Italy, Bergh enjoys the art and history of […]
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