Killing Floor Blues Challenge
Hearted on the 15th Aug, 2008
The Killing Floor Blues Challenge offers local blues acts unrivalled exposure and the extraordinary opportunity to share the stage with the biggest names in Australian blues
MrBlue is a riddle wrapped in an enigma encased in the pasty softness of a middle-management public servant.
Fave Music
Tom Waits, The White Stripes, Bob Dylan, Primal Scream, The Black Keys, Muddy Waters, Freddie King, The Rolling Stones, Stevie Ray Vaughan, The Fabulous Thunderbirds et al
Fave Movies
Heat, Bubba Ho-Tep, Black Snake Moan, Lost In Translation, The Godfather (parts One, Two and, okay, Three), The Big Lebowski, The Blues Brothers, Ray, and so on
Fave Books
Almost everything penned by Harper Lee, Hunter S Thompson, Bill Bryson, Charles Bukowski and Kinky Friedman
His Favourite Artists (2)
The Waifs
became a fan ages ago
Carus and the True Believers
became a fan ages ago
His Favourite Events (1)
Juke Joint at Queens
became a fan on the 17th Jul, 2008
His Favourite Articles
The Rolling Stones: Shine a Light
Hearted on the 9th Jun, 2008
Cinema's biggest Stones fan shines a light on his heroes.
Bo Diddley dies
Hearted on the 3rd Jun, 2008
Rock ‘n roll icon Bo Diddley has passed away in Florida aged 79.
Blunt drives Gallagher out?
Hearted ages ago
Because the word of tabloid journalists is gospel, we can now inform you that Noel Gallagher has fled his Ibiza home because he can’t stand living down the road from saccharine serenader James Blunt.
Beck admits his lyrical gibberish
Hearted ages ago
Sorry Odelay fanatics – Beck has admitted that the lyrics to tracks like The New Pollution and Devil’s Haircut were ‘scratch vocals’. In other words, complete nonsense.
Kill Devil Hills - The Drought
Hearted ages ago
What's with the country cringe? Like any genre, you gotta seek out the good stuff. Review of The Drought (2006 LP) by the Kill Devil Hills.
Events He's Going To
There doesn't seem to be any…
Events He Went To
St Jeromes Laneway Festival
Billed as “Australia’s most unique traveling street party”, the St Jeromes Laneway Festival has come a long way since its modest beginnings in a Melbourne alleyway. In recent years, the event has expanded to include sell-out dates in Sydney and Bris
