Looking Glass have finished recording their follow up to last years e.p.. They band will be playing songs off the soon to be released cd when they perform at the ANU Bar on Saturday the 29th as part of their upcoming tour. Sydneysiders VAN and Witch-King are in support, with local rockers Moh Van Wah and Melbourne solo doom outfit Cloves. Looking Glass have been getting rave reviews in various press around the country for their 2006 self titled CD. Blunt Magazine gave it 9/10 in this months issue, and Triple J are giving it some airplay.
The Coalition's zero sum game over net zero continues
Axon10 hours ago
This is good Penfold, all I have to do is reiterate some of the many points where you fail. For… View
Seano10 hours ago
"Well sadly Axon, that’s not what GenCost reported." It is actually your bad faith refusal to… View
Penfold10 hours ago
Axon - the government represents the preferences of Australia. This "middle Australia" is part of… View
Property giant's sky-high vision for Westfield Woden
townboy10 hours ago
55 storey towers? You've got to be kidding me. I wouldn't like to be anywhere near Woden when the… View
Robauz10 hours ago
I'm pleased to see so many positive responses. Our obsession that ten stories is a tall building.… View
Andrew Cooke16 hours ago
With Canberra forecasted to have a population of nearly 700 000 by 2050 developments like this… View
If apartment living is the way of the future then families need a look-in
joofbraddon11 hours ago
So it seems to me, from this stream of comments, that it’s not the apartment / townhouse / unit… View
joofbraddon12 hours ago
Around Australia governments are talking more and higher density housing yet they seem to fail to… View
Nick Swain14 hours ago
What is government policy on providing family-friendly development? Battery hen units are not the… View
Less than two weeks to go until mobile device detection cameras start enforcing seatbelt laws
Bonkers12 hours ago
This! Along with mobile cameras and the government could make a small fortune in no time. View
Bonkers12 hours ago
Why not? The seatbelt wouldn’t be able to provide its regular function in the event of a crash…… View
