The cool new building had been sitting there empty for the better part of the year when Party Dozen came and wrecked it. Philanthropist Judith Nelson Gallery in Phoenix Central Park – an Architectural marvel In Sydney’s inner suburb of Chippendale, which has been described as an “artistic site of border clashing between vision, sound and embodiment” – it was only open enough to host a single event before the pandemic forced it to close. Ultimately, management decided that instead of letting the space idle, they filmed a series of shows by local artists from many disciplines. Among the invitees were Party Dozen, the rock duo Kirsty Tickle (saxophone) and Jonathan Bullitt (rhythm/sampling).
‘I knew this was different’: Nick Drake producer on the misunderstood classic Pink Moon | Nick Drake
IIt’s been 50 years since Nick Drake released Pink Moon, his third and final studio album, but his gossip tunes still amaze us. They are as mysterious as their creator, who almost never performed live and rarely agreed to be interviewed. Songs from the album like Known And the Harvest strain Hiccups are crisp, luminous … Read more