 Canberra playwright on his way to the top |
 Pacific art goes on exhibition |
| The '59 sound -- a tribute to classic rock and roll SEAN FORD talks to Brian Fallon, frontman for the Gaslight Anthem, which has just produced an album called The '59 Sound.Fallon says that the band was “trying to refine that 50s sound and that real classic American sound that we had from all those guys like Elvis Presley”. |
| Moving forward: a decade of lame excuses In the music world, it is rare for a band to survive for more than a few years. It is even more uncommon for a high-school band to taste success. Canberra punks Lamexcuse have played with some of the greatest bands of the modern punk genre. Their support shows have included playing alongside international greats such as Strike Anywhere, Strung Out and No Use for a Name. They have also played with Australian heavyweights like Horsell Common and Trial Kennedy. |
| Canberra filmmakers take on comic industry TEXT | The camera pans around the side of the couch, focusing on the figuring lying behind it. Smeared across the young figures stomach, seemingly in blood, the title of the film: The Robbie horror picture show. |
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