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The 5th of January sees the boys from Amy Meredith take the Hoey Moey by storm and the 8th gives holds a home for genre-twisting Bluejuice (also playing at the Hoey).  If I was in Coffs right now, I’d be pretty damn pleased about the future.

Tickets available through the Hoey Moey website or phone.

 While the page is still open, grab The Walkmen’s new single Angela Surf City.

MAY 1 Perth, AUS at Burswood Dome TICKETS
MAY 5 Melbourne, AUS at Rod Laver Arena TICKETS
MAY 6 Sydney, AUS at Acer Arena TICKETS
MAY 7 Brisbane, AUS at Brisbane Entertainment Centre TICKETS
MAY 9 Adelaide, AUS at Adelaide Entertainment Centre TICKETS

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There are rites of passage that belong to the Australian teenager that will come to define their generation, and they are ever changing, forming the diverse pool of generational characteristics that have made Australia a nation of perpetually shifting ideas.  One that has remained static, however, is the coming of age tradition of music festival attendance.  Until now.

Music for the modern, middle class teenager lacks the sparkling admiration of their parents – yearningly anticipated hard covers, crisply scented lyric booklets, the unprecedented sense of discovery – and substitutes clenched fist passion for instant access and quantity. 

Music, once a religion of cherished memories, is now found in tweenie-bopper movies, car advertisements and internet porn.  There are no sacred grounds.  Sentimentality has incrementally drained from the one medium assured to provide genuine, at times primitive emotion.  Cheapened are the tender nights spent with the windows half opened, arid summer air rolling in, shrilly rehearsing the words to revolutionary bands until your voice connects with the record and you are part of the moment.  Cheapened are the times we felt sincerely alive.

Festivals are dying.  For every thriving Big Day Out there is a plethora of festivals that sink and drown in a sea of poor ticket sales, debt and general apathy; and the only one with the lifeboat is you. 

Publicity for the BAM! Festival rendezvous was not timid nor was it scarce, but the festival was cancelled, burnt out by the meagre flame of interest.  All attempts by organisers were made – tickets sold 2 for 1, competitions numerous and an intriguing list of bands secured, but all to no avail.  The BAM! Festival team apologized, refunded tickets, and went to pray for the citizens that cared more for the mindless smears of Xbox pixels than the impassioned, life affirming invigoration of live music.  An official statement confirmed the festival had ‘not sold enough tickets to run’, a eulogy that has completed its hasty transition from anomaly to regularity.  The Lost Weekend, Homebake, and Strawberry Fields are among many Australian others forced to cancel last minute, all citing lacklustre ticket sales as the perpetrator.

Our festivals are dying, Australia, and we are the murderers.  In a society that thrives off popular culture like no other, we are conforming to its limitations.  But pop culture, while easy to blame for dwindling interest, is not the sole reason more screens are seen at concerts than smiles.   It is the desensitisation of a generation who have been promptly provided with their most superfluous desires. This nature of constant consumption has thrashed appreciation into entitlement.  To any besotted parents with voluptuous pockets, don’t buy your twelve year old daughter a camera to filter out her life. 

Australia’s music charts, adorned in the past with glorious beacons of rock and roll (ACDC, anyone?), feature three drivelling songs by Justin Bieber, and that’s three more than we needed to hear.  Not content with feeding off America’s dreary pop produce, we have become a laughable imitation of its worst contenders. 

Cody Simpson, at an age where writing English essays and discovering hormones wins priority, is Australia’s very own Bieber, filling our radios with a pitch that hasn’t met puberty, detailing the perilous plights of upper class teenagers.  And we are eating it up.  Forget obesity, Australia is on a strict diet of empty choruses and the four power chords.  It doesn’t come free, either.  The money we once spent on music paid for the artist’s board, food and instruments.  Now we spend it on downloads.  On ringtones.  On notebooks and badges and biographies.  Why are festivals dying?  Not because we lack the money, but because we are pre-programmed by popular culture to throw it at materials and status, rather than memories that blossom long after the novelty of a Lady Gaga coffee mug.

The music festival celebrates more than a fruit bowl of seductively scrumptious tunes; it embraces the richness of all that it is to be human.  The most visceral emotions are released at festivals.  The most feared sound in humanity is pounded from gasping chests.  The Scream.  It is the loudest, most evocative vibration to exit the mouth, yet it is withheld for decades.  Only at music festivals does the Scream come to thrilling fruition.  

Each stranger is linked at a music festival.  A common purpose develops a distinct sense of flourishing community, comparable to nothing else on Earth.  The emotional unification of thousands is almost unbearable in its scope.  Every stereotype dies the moment the gates are opened and the flood of bodies stretch onto the field.  There is ultimate catharsis when your ticket is checked, your hair is already bundled by sweat and you have twenty freshly made friends running, falling, galloping to the stage.   

This is dying.  Australia, put down your gourmet restaurant lunch, don’t buy that hair product, restrain from purchasing just one extra shirt.  Hoard your pennies for what matters.  Save the vanity for Europe.  We are Australia and we don’t care about nail polish.  We won’t pay for a blow dry.   We work hard for our money and don’t waste it on petty things. 

Australia, save our festivals.

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Why are you still reading?

What have you been getting up to lately?

Just finished touring with boys like girls.  i’ve loved since their first album. 

Was it weird touring with a band you’ve liked for so long?

They went out of their way to talk to us, they’re really cool guys.

You’ve got a split release coming up with the Wonder Years, what can we expect to hear?

For that release because we’re currently writing a new album we rerecorded an old song, Forever Chasing, from our ep.  We still thought it was a good song and we still thought the fans still wanted to hear it.  It wasn’t so much about being unhappy with it [to begin with] but the first version we wrote a week before we went into the studio.  The ep was rushed; we just needed to release something.

Were there many changes to Forever Chasing?

It’s a lot shorter now.

What can we expect from heroes for hire in the future?  Recording plans?

We’re currently writing at the moment.  Haven’t locked into when we’re recording next but we’re going to find out very, very soon.

Will there be a different direction?

 Not really a different direction.  We don’t play the most technical music.  As long as we’re having fun we don’t care if it’s technical.  If we’re having fun, it doesn’t mean we have to reinvent the wheel.

Is there a theme in Life of the Party?  Did this come about on purpose or just by chance?

Not really.  Our band is more about just doing things as they come.

When you first started making music, what did you want other people to get out of it?  What did you want to get out of it?  Has this changed with time?

When we first started we didn’t want to have real jobs [laughs].  But now if kids forget about troubles or family life during our album then that’s great. 

The best and worst things about soundwave2010? 

Soundwave was huge.  A friend of ours played last year to like 300, 400 people so that’s what we were expecting.  Gates opened early and we were expecting 300 people.  [We] Prepared for 400 people but there were 5000 people so it was a lot of pressure.  The boys got really nervous. 

Which tours do you prefer: large festivals like soundwave or intimate gigs like the current tour with House VS. Hurricane?

Big tours are easy.  There’s guaranteed numbers and venues are pretty much always close to sell outs.  I find tours like now push it and make it worth it. 

What bands have you seen live lately that you loved?

It’s tough to get to concerts because we’re always touring.  Touring is more the work.  And home life is our holidays.  We spend most of our time seeing other Australian bands. 

What Australian bands are you expecting to be really big in the next year?

Tonight alive will really blow up this year.  For our heroes are doing really well too.  Both bands are currently on tour with 3oh3 so that’s exciting.

Let’s talk records, what are some of the most recent purchases you’ve fallen head over heels with?

Tonight alive.  Emorosa.  The Veara album. 

Will you be attending soundwave 2011 to see verea? 

Yeah, i will.

We’re Just a Footnote in someone else’s love story is such a brilliant, powerful song.  With such sweeping melodies and honest lyrics, was it a hard song to write?

Duane actually recorded that.  Every member of our band have been in other bands so we’ve all recorded since we were fifteen and we’re all pretty used to it.

What is the song you’re most proud of so far?

Bright lights is just a fun song for everyone to sing and dance to.

We recorded the album a fare while ago eight to ten months before it came out.   We pushed harder and harder.  We’re proud it actually came out.  We were all struggling for money.  We’re still struggling for money, actually [laughs].

How are you enjoying this tour so far?

We’re two shows in.  Both been over 18s, not really a scene we’ve blown up in.  They’ve been full though, which is good.

What is the best lesson you’ve learnt in this industry?

Not to give up or to take it when people hate you or crap like that.   We still get it to the day.

The Reluctant Graveyard is a magnificent, solid pop album.  With charismatic vocals and crisp, clean muscianship, The Reluctant Graveyard is beyond amazing.  Jeremy Messersmith soars above his peers in this genre.  If, for some unbelievable reason, there’s not enough interest to download the entire album, ‘Organ Donar’ is the stand out track and is not to be missed.  Unless you are getting hit by a car.  Though even then that’s not a reason good enough.

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No lies: the latest Caravela EP, Belvedere, is up for instant download at the band’s Bandcamp.  Only catch?  You have to be quick, the offer expires soon.

YELLOWCARD HAVE REUNITED.  The band have confirmed an Australian tour for February.  A review of where on earth the band have been for the past few years can be at Alternative Press.

Jimmy Eat World are releasing a new album, Invented, and have unleashed a new webpage.  Excitement is necessary.  Tracklisting is below.

Heart Is Hard To Find

My Best Theory

Evidence

Higher Devotion

Movielike

Coffee and Cigarettes

Stop

Littlething

Cut

Action Needs An Audience

Invented

Mixtape

1. Phoenix / Why? – Shoeing Horses In 1901
2. Young Money / Javelin – DepRock
3. The-Dream / Kevin Drew – Bodhi Shawty Weekend
4. Air / Mike Jones – La Femme D’Monsieur Jones
5. Kanye West feat Lil Wayne / DJ Signify – 1993 Barry Bonds
6. Pharaohe Monch / The Black Lips – Drop I Mayor
7. Birdman / Washed Out – Feel It On The South Side
8. Doom / The Flaming Lips – Air You A Hypnotist?
9. Lloyd Banks feat Juelz Santana / Neon Indian – Beamer, Drips
10. Jay Electronica / Toro Y Moi – Freak Exhibit
11. Jamie Foxx / Röyksopp – Alcohol Forever
12. Mando Diao – Dance With Somebody
13. Hieroglyphics / Genesis – That’s Who
14. Gucci Mane feat Plies / Lindstrøm & Christabelle – Wasted Love
15. Big L / Bibio – Dwrcan ‘Em Up
16. Puff Daddy feat The LOX / Volcano Choir – All About The Islands
17. Iyaz / The Big Pink – Velvet Replay
18. Ice Cube / CFCF – It Was A Rainy Day
19. Anti-Pop Consortium / Maps – I Dream Of Capricorn
20. Aesop Rock feat Rob Sonic / Tobacco – Dark Pink Goo
21. Dominique Young Unique / Yacht – I’m In Love With A Hot Girl
22. De La Soul / Jamie Lidell – What’s The Stakes
23. Jay-Z / Phoenix – And The Definitive Winner Is…
24. Trey Songz / The Radio Dept. – Trey-dio Departmentz
25. Drake / Beach House – Walk In The Park Is Over

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To the lesser known member of The Academy Is… Andrew Mrotek has posted two new songs for free download on the bandcamp site of his side project, The Animal Upstairs.  And they are great.

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Is anyone else not totally pumped for the new album out 21.9.10?

The album’s opener, ‘Disconnect’, is similar to their earlier work, utilising lead vocalist, Hayden’s voice to heave above the cohesive, but nonetheless loud instruments. The pounding drums are the first thing to push heads up and down, merging angst with suspension. The tone fails to fade with the tracks ‘Run Away’. ‘Run Away’ and ‘Liar Liar’ featuring rushed and breathy lyrics with the same element that ruled ‘Disconnect’: rock. But as the track progresses it hits a wall of grunge. This layered technique could go wrong so easily, but Calling All Cars make is seem too good to be true, lifting the weight of the climax with a softer dialect which leads onto the tone of next track and new song, ‘Not Like Anybody’.

Clearly, ‘Not Like Anybody’ is a massive departure from the restless mood that weaved behind the beginning of the album. While there are no ties to screamo, Ing belts his heart out in defiance that ‘it’s better to leave a bitter taste’. Another interesting twist in this particular track is contrast. At points you feel Ing must have no throat left but then he will warp his chorus back to the steady beginning. ‘Not Like Anybody’ has a certain mock toward rebellion, enhanced deeply through the second person recount which gives the effect of a more epic, more story-like tragedy unfurling.

The title track ‘Hold, Hold, Fire’ revs up the tempo. Sparing no drumbeat a lingering timeframe, ‘Hold, Hold, Fire’ builds its power through swirling guitar that swamps versus. Again, Ing rips out his voice, further proving his ability to drive a song that was already going faster than sound. Toward the bridge, we see a momentary respite only to come clashing back to reality with a bigger bite than before. ‘This Ship Will Sail Without You’ is no less alive but just a little slower, adding a fresh breath of diversity to album. The tracklisting is spot on. With the onslaught that we experience, and most overtly, the discontent, ‘This Ship Will Sail Without You’ gives a well needed rest. Back on the path of rock ‘Soldier On’ and ‘Accident Waiting’ are without comparisons to early days, but this time with intense pride and certainty. The same can be said for ‘How Long’ which demonstrates how far Calling All Cars has come musically, obviously picking up and fine tuning their abrasive tunes to come out with the perfect balance of melancholy, rage and hope.

The album ends how it begun, with steam to hiss. There are too many good things about Hold, Hold, Fire to count but the development in comparison to the earlier EP’s is undeniable. There is never a filler moment on Hold, Hold, Fire. The album is relentless and a full on ride for those who dare to embrace it. Calling All Car’s debut is reminiscent of the sun; perpetually burning and scalding, but will guide you in the right direction if you let it.

Dinner and a Suit are the perfect example of when balanced alternative rock combined with proper vocals and practice (the boys have been playing since 11!) can make a song brilliant.  Do not be afraid to try their latest generosity Enough for absolutely no cost.  While their genre fits nicely underexperimental, there is nothing wrong here.  Pure lyrics and tight interesting progressions helps Dinner and a Suit break out of an odd genre and slot into your most played list.

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Australia has a new Prime Minister! A Female Prime Minister! A Single Prime Minister (Wonder who the lucky boy friend will be?). Andrew wants deathly realistic video games and Cassie can’t believe that not only are all her friends on Facebook apparent sports professionals, but now they are all politicians as well. This and More on Dash The Daily Crash!

This is our last show for a little while, as we are moving states and taking up new jobs. Expect us back at the same time late August / early September 2010.

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Cassie vents her anger towards wannabe know it all stupid head no life idoit dorks of Facebook who know nothing about soccer. Andrew can’t stop swearing and we find out just patriotic Andrew and Cassie really are. This and more Dash the Daily Crash!

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Catch the Maap Maap Bird, Madadger Land and the Paper Castle with Merlin and a Dragon. Don’t forget your favorites like Jenga, Monopoly, Twister and Hamburger! Board games galore today! This and more on Dash The Daily Crash!

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Games is the topic of talk this week. Cassie can’t stop talking about Wii Fit and Andrew can’t stop talking about his man feet! Listen to a brief and not accurate history of interactive computer games and what the best type of ‘step mat’ is to get for your PC. This and more on Dash The Daily Crash!

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Heroes for Hire, fresh off the national rock festival extravagance that is Soundwave, are playing a few gigs nationally. These are local shows. These are unbelievably intimate venues. These are not to be missed. If you live in Australia then you are blessed, as chances are you live close enough to experience this. After blowing stages away with a whole new group of songs off their debut, The Life Of The Party, the boys are touring the following dates (tickets found on Moshtix). Do not miss them. You will regret it.

Thursday August 12th – Snitch, Brisbane (18 )

Friday August 13th – Diamond Nights, Sunshine Coast (18 )

Saturday August 14th – The Black Box, Sunshine Coast (AA)

Sunday August 15th – Bayldon Community Centre, Coffs Harbour (AA)

Thursday August 19th – The Cambridge, Newcastle (18 )

Friday August 20th – The Loft, Newcastle (AA)

Saturday August 21st – Weston Creek Community Centre, Canberra (AA)

Sunday August 22nd – Campbelltown PCYC, Campbelltown (AA)

Thursday August 26th – Next, Melbourne (18 )

Friday August 27th – EV’s Youth Centre, Croydon (AA) p

Saturday August 28th – Geelong West Town Hall, Geelong (AA)

Sunday August 29th – Civic Centre, Wodonga (AA)

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WordPress 3.0 is out! Find out why it’s so tough to find a rental property with landlords that allow pets. Get tips on getting your home ready to become a rental investment! This and more on Dash The Daily Crash!

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Coming Soon to the internet near you, MyDogsBum.Com! Attach a critter cam to your dog and see if it manages to do anything else during the day, other than cleaning itself! Find out how to present your four legged friend on paper. This and more Dash The Daily Crash!

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Cassie and Andrew talk about Microsoft new toy, the Kinetc, Sony’s move and just how awesome the nintendo wii is. Don’t forget fish tank powered printer fritzer and the microsoft 3D television as well! This and more on Dash The Daily Crash!

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Enough of the soppy shit! Australia, what you doing next February/march? Going to soundwave? Cool, so are we! We Cannot wait to come back! X”. 

 This begins the crushing of hopes and the confirmation of dreams.  Something Corporate are rumoured to join the soon-to-be massive billing.  Unfortunately for Australia, Rancid have once again failed to grace our shores, much to AJ’s dismay.

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What do you think of Indie music? What’s a mendadgerie? Do you still buy single CDs or prefer to purchase music online? What about video clips? Can they be bought online or is Youtube your one stop shop for all things video? This and more on Dash The Daily Crash!

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When did you last play with Lego? Is there a Lego game for every movie that ever came out? What about those custom pieces that don’t connect to anything else? What’s your favourite X-Men movie? This and more on Dash The Daily Crash!

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Andrew eats Darrell Lea chocolates, we play music from 1990, Angelina Jolie is Lara Croft, that metroid game is also a movie, human tetris blocks covered in blood and Ghost, the movie that makes a man more of a woman! This and more on Dash the Daily Crash!

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Just A general news show tonight!

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Sorry everyone, no show on the 8th, it was Andrew’s birthday and we went out for dinner. Today though, more games, mario, street fighter, table top pac man, red nose day and a microphone fail! This and more on Dash the Daily Crash!

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Today i talk about what i think about the new iPhone 4 and ios 4 and some other general news.

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Andrew and Cassie went to see, Prince of Persia, The Sands of Time movie on the weekend. Consequently, this weeks topic of blabbery is movie to game adaptations and game to movie adaptations! This and more on Dash the Daily Crash!

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First – John Craigie.  This man has a beautiful voice, paired with corresponding lyrics.  The folk singer currently lives in San Franciso and weaves the most intricate stories around his guitar.  More blunt than Elliot Smith but softer than Bright Eyes, Craigie is a wonder. 

Second – Colour Revolt.  Link is true to the title of this article: free.  Our Names is something you can listen to on repeat and learn to sing.  You know, fun and emotional.  Classic.

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Andrew plays his favourite tunes this evening instead of Dash The Daily Crash. Cassie is away at a dinner ball or something requiring a fancy frock and has left Andrew at home to share bangers and mash and cold baked beans in the food bowl with the dog. This and more on Dash The Daily Crash!

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Were you a bully at school? Did you know you could be responsible for the creation of a murderer? Are you a stalker, do you check up on your friends to see if they are avoiding you? Why do dogs hate smokers? This and more on Dash The Daily Crash!

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Did you ever escape from sports activities, get caught down the beach or at the shops by your teachers? They say school is the best years of your life. Was it the best years for you? Crazy womens driving spells doom! This and more on Dash The Daily Crash!

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Did you got to your school formal? Ever lie to a teacher, get on detention or wonder who ‘they’ is when ever someone says ‘they say …’? This and more on Dash The Daily Crash!

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Remember the days from the old school yard? School is the topic of talk this week! Remember back to those high school or primary schools days. The shenanigans, and the pranks! This and more on Dash the Daily Crash!

Dash The Daily Crash with Andrew and Cassie. Your Workday Wind Down, Week Days From 6pm AuEST, Right Here on Coffs Harbour Geek Radio – Australia’s Internet Only Youth Radio Station.

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Beauty in your Brevity is highly praised.

Now all you need is a coffee, a good magazine and a day off work.