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WE ARE SCIENTISTS Friday, May 30 • Factory Theatre When New York indie-rock outfit We Are Scientists return to Australia, they are promising to bring the noise that brought them international fame by playing the lion's share of tracks from their classic album, With Love and Squalor, through to the thumping new single Make It Easy.

Their second album, With Love and Squalor catapulted them into the hearts of many an indie-kid in 2005. Their unabashed energy barraged its way over to Australia. With Love and Squalor earned the title of #33 in the NME Albums of the Year in 2005. Tracks like Nobody Moves, Nobody Gets Hurt, It's A Hit and Great Escape, laid the foundations for what would be an iconic album of that year. We Are Scientists will perform classics from With Love and Squalor, as well as hits from their entire catalogue, plus the Australian debut of tracks from their soon to be announced new album.

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Based on the classic short story by James Thurber which has been adapted to the big screen previously in the 1947 version starring Danny Kaye, this re-imagining, directed by and starring Ben Stiller retains a lot of the charm of the source material, even if a lot of the humour is lacking.

Stiller stars as a daydreamer who escapes his life by disappearing into a world of fantasies filled with heroism, romance and action. When his job, along with that of co-worker (Kristen Wiig), are threatened, Walter takes action by embarking on a global journey that turns into an adventure more extraordinary than anything he could have ever imagined.

Stiller is fantastic.

While Ray LaMontagne is best known for producing acutely observed and lilting folk-rock (in fact his last album, God Willin & The Creek Don't Rise won the singer a Grammy for best contemporary folk album) this time around, it's a much beefier affair.

LaMontagne employed the services of The Black Keys' Dan Auerbach to produce the album and the result is a swirling pastiche of 70s-tinged rock that takes as cues from the likes of Neil Young and even at times a rockier Pink Floyd.

There is a palpable sense of abandon that runs through this entire album but is most prevalent on the album's standout DriveIn Movies - on which LaMontagne warbles the line "I want to be like James Dean in the Wild One?' From the feedback-y She's The One to the swirling synths of Pick Up A Gun, this is one highly-listenable album.

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Back on the Punchllne fter shocking Australia last year with the announcements that he was leaving the desk of his number-one rating Melbourne radio breakfast shift on Nova 100 after a decade as well as his regular gig on Channel Ten's The Project after nearly four years, Dave Hughes said that 2014 would be all about his first love - stand-up.

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And with triumphant stints at the Melbourne, Adelaide and Sydney Comedy festivals (and all points in between) it seems that he is absolutely killing it.

"Look, I just love doing stand-up - the instant rapport you build up with an audience is pretty hard to beat," he told TE. "I mean, I also love radio and television, but there is just something about the feeling I get when I'm onstage that is absolutely exhilarating. I've been nervous and maybe a little frightened at times doing stand-up but I can't say that I've ever been bored."

Hughes will be bringing his new show, Pointless to Newcastle this month, and he said he had no trouble coming up with enough material to fill an hour.

"Well, I'm 43 now and I have a beautiful wife who is in no way afraid to express her emotions so that is always a constant

source of material as well as my lovely children - Rafferty, Sadie and Tess who are also great providers of material.

Also when you have stuff going on in the news like Australia's richest man punching on in his uggies out the front of his house - it's like comedy gold for us comedians." Hughes said, while the decision to give up his radio and

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that goes on, which is absolutely fine, but doing stand-Up it's just you and in a way, not having that team behind you is also really exhilarating."

After watching VHS tapes of the likes of Rodney Dangerfield and Sam Kinison in his youth, Hughes said he thought he'd give stand-up a crack and it was after just his third gig that he knew that a life in front of the mic was exactly what he wanted.

"My first stand-up gig was absolutely terrible - the lights were too bright and I felt like I was being interrogated," he said.

"I went back the next week - I didn't kill it but I left the stage with my dignity intact and by the third gig, it kind of occurred to me that I had already won just by doing it and that made me just relax and I ended up having a great show and it was the biggest high I had ever felt and it was right then that I knew I had something."

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They were one of the acts that helped define a uniquely Aussie groove - a groove which inspired a generation to launch themselves skyward in festival tents with their hands in the air, a groove that has established Marshall Okell's place as a ringleader in that scene known broadly as blues and roots.

It's been another three years on and Marshall OKell has an exciting new project and new band - Marshall OKell & The Pride.

He is also riding high on the back of his new long player Birdy.

The album was produced by the late and very great Brian "Birdy" Burdett and recorded in the hills of Byron Bay. Okell brought in a formidable list of friends to help out on the album includidng members of Chase The Sun, Hussy Hicks, Brittle, The Habits,

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Rockasaurus n the back of one new single, and one not so new, two of Sydney's finest upcoming outfits are combining forces fro what promises to be one hell of a rocking show.

Having already sharpened their musical teeth on a selection of Sydney stages, the all girl attack that is She Rex (pictured) have just released a new single and epic cinematic clip for the song The Heist. No strangers to the scene, She Rex has been inciting hype with their debut self titled EP and meteoric live show, crashing the stage with the likes of The Preatures, Stonefield, Children Collide, Regular John, Dune Rats, Sticky Fingers, British India, Wolfmother and NZ's Die! Die! Die!.

In addition to their revered powerhouse set at Brisbane's Bigsound 2013 conference and rave reviews, She Rex have recently landed in the 2014 "ones to watch" lists of The Music, Tone Deafand Roiling Stone.

On the flipside, slowly building a devout audience via a stack of live shows, comes the buzz of the young and talented Lepers & Crooks. This five-piece anthemic

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The songs are powerful, rhythmic, energetic, honest and emotional, the live performances are full of blood, sweat and tears. In fact, Marshall OKell & The Pride performances are igniting fervent reactions all over the country. This new collaboration has fans frothing - and for good reason.

style rock outfit have been blurring the lines of genre in Sydney's indie music scene since 2012.

They're no strangers to loudsound venues across the city where they left a lasting impres-

sion after a residency through February and March of last year.

Following on from the release of the debut single and video for the track Her Kiss Lepers & Crooks' fanbase continues to grow.

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You know when you sit down to watch a film thinking it's going to be one thing then it ends up being another?

Expecting some Jane Austen era bore-fest, what I found in Belle was an enthralling historical drama with strong performances at every tum.

Based on a true story, Belle is centred around Dido Elizabeth Belle Lindsay (Gugu Mbatha-Raw), the daughter of a Royal Navy Admiral and a slave, who is brought up by her aristocratic uncle, Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales, Lord Mansfield (Tom Wilkinson). As Dido is struggles to come to terms with her position in society, caught between her black roots and her upper-class privilege, Lord Mansfield struggles over what would become a landmark case in the abolition of Britain's slave trade, the killing of over 140 African slaves onboard the Zong.

While it's not been granted a wide release, Belle is a brilliant little film, with real heart and well worth a watch.

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Being a fan of previous Seth Rogen fare like Superbad, Knocked Up, Pineapple Express and, more recently This Is The End, I really wanted to like this film however director Nicholas Stoller brings little of the magic he conjured on the likes of Get Him to The Greek and Forgetting Sarah Marshall.

Young couple Mac (Rogen) and Kelly (Rose Byrne) who are settling down, with their new baby, into a life of quiet suburbia.

Things are going blissfully until a college fraternity sets up house next door.

Led by president Teddy (Zac Efron) and his offsider Pete (Dave Franco), this frat is all about partying and after one call to the police about the noise, the frat sets its sights on Mac and Kelly and the war quickly escalates.

While there are some laugh-out-Ioud moments here, they are few and far between and mostly contained in the trailer. Zac Efron seemed well and truly out of place as the antagonist. Rogen was passable but perhaps his affable stoner is wearing a bit thin.

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Featuring the talents of Shelley Mdnally and Mark Webster, Good Grief are one duo that are almost guaranteed to set any dance floor alight, well, not literally.

McInally has a diverse history in the music scene which has helped transform her into one formidable performer.

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"Also, this was the first time I'd ever worked with a string section and that was just an amazing experience that really opened up a lot of scope for melodies and counter melodies:' Greene, who in a former life was an althete who represented Australia in the 1996 Olympics in both the 400-metres and 4x400m relay, said lessons learnt in his track and field days were invaluable to the life of the touring musician.

"I'd say the most important thing I learnt, and no pun intended, that you really do have to run your own race;' he said.

"If you worry too much about where you are in relation to everyone else, you'll never get anywhere:' Greene said that while touring is still high on the agenda he said that he had found a sense of place since putting down roots on the South Coast of NSW. "I'm in Huskisson on the South Coast and I've found myself getting more active in the community, helping out with things like the See Change festival we have down here.

"I feel like I've achieved a lot of what I set out to do so now I feel like I can relax a bit and not be quite so gung-ho:'

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here's few who would argue that, after 15 years of almost ceaseless touring, singersongwriter Paul Greene is one of the hardest working musicians in the country.

Greene is currently out on the road promoting his latest album One Lap of the Sun on a 13-date NSW tour - a mere drop in the ocean for the man who has made a living out oflife on the road.

"Yeah, this tour is a lot more chilled out than my usual schedule;' Greene told TE. "But, at the end of the day, less gigs mean more give .

"I've basically been a tour dog for 15 years and, in recent years, I've just had to slow down and pick my battles a bit more:' If Greene has put the breaks on his unrelenting tour schedule a tad, it certainly hasn't stifled his creativity with his latest and eighth album, One Lap of the Sun carrying on in a similar heartfelt folk-rock vein to his ARIA-nominated 2012 effort Behind The Stars although, he said that a much different approach was taken this time around.

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f you haven't caught one of prodigious singer-songwriter Daniel Champagne's mesmerising shows, well you better get in quick.

Because, owing to his rising stock overseas, he is picking up stumps and heading Stateside.

But not before he visits his favourite Australian haunts including a stint at Lizotte's with fellow folk-tinged songwriter Shaun Kirk.

"The plan is, after this tour wraps up, I'm heading back over for my usual six-week Canadian tour and after that I'll be moving to Nashville;' Champagne explained.

"I've now got representation and an agency looking after me over there so the idea is to get on the road as much as possible with some bigger bands, play some festivals as well as my own shows.

"I mean, the US is just such a massive area and there are so many places to play, it's just a really exciting time" Speaking of exciting times, Champagne, who is currently smack bang in the middle of a mammoth national tour, in support of his brilliant new album The Gypsy Moon Volume 2, pulled out one of the performances of his career at the recent Byron Bay Bluesfest causing pundits and

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Speaking of buzz, there's an equal amount surrounding his new album The Gypsy Moon Volume 2 the second instalment in his "sonic tour diary" concept.

It's an album that bristles with some of the most poignant lyrics heard in recent memory and some equally beautiful and well crafted melodies.

He was particularly proud of Volume 2 especially considering the circumstances in which it was recorded.

"The interesting thing was that, while the intention was always to release it in two volumes, by the time it came to start working on the second one, I had kind of fallen out of love with some of the songs I had written for it.

"So I had to write a new batch of songs and this was all done, as well as recording while on tour so it was a very hectic period;' he said.

"Certainly there were times where I thought "I'm never going to finish this" but I think I'm even more proud of this record because it was born out of such an intense period.

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Emmett Cahill, who left the show in December last year to pursue a solo career, has graciously rescheduled his commitments to join the tour with Keith, Ryan, Neil and Colm, to pay tribute and honour their friend and colleague.

"I am deeply saddened by the death of not only a colleague but a friend and felt that it was only right to re-join the guys on this momentous occasion, paying homage to a wonderful man," Cahill said.

Celtic Thunder, the 2009 and 2011 number one Billboard World Artists, who once performed for President Obama at the White House, have amassed global sales of over two million albums and more than 700, 000 concert tickets to date. With thousands of loyal followers and adoring fans they have a string of platinum

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Drawing on influences from 80s-era English post punk and '90S grunge through to hip hop, the Melbourne-based MC, producer and singer offers us a ride into his trademark excursions into the human psyche. The single is taken from the new album Blue Volume, set for release on Elefant Traks in June.

and double platinum discs in Australia, with 2012'S The Show going triple platinum.

Their latest show, Mythology (named after Celtic Thunder's ninth album) arguably Celtic Thunder's most extravagant and spectacular show yet.

Mythology recounts the history of the Celtic People, their legends, cultures and stories, showcasing the heritage of modern-day Celts and the influences from their Celtic past that make them who they are today. The show includes a mix of favourites, ranging from traditional Irish fare, to international hits as well as original

compositions including Voices written by David Munro and world renowned composer Brendan Graham (You Raise Me Up).

Catch Celtic Thunder at the Newcastle Entertainment Centre on Tuesday, May 27.

TE is giving you the chance to win a double pass to the show as well as a copy of Celtic Thunder's latest album Mythology. To enter, email your name and contact details to editorial@newcastlepost.com.au with "Celtic Thunder" in the subject line by no later than Spm on Tuesday, May 20. Winners will be notified by phone.

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After a huge Australian release tour, the band headed to the US, for support shows with Canadian singer-songwriter City and Colour as well as their own headlining shows in both the US and Canada - many of which sold out.

"Yes it has been a bit of a whirlwind of late," bass player Sam Rasmussen told TE. "America and Canada were just fantastic - the City and Colour shows were a real eye opener as it was the biggest support tour we've ever done and we gained invaluable experience. Also, to be able to sell out a bunch of our own shows was just awesome and totally unexpected it's really nice when people appreciate the work you've been doing."

There's no denying that the band's sonic scope has deepened exponentially since the release of their first self-titled EP, and Rasmussen said that there was a lot of hard work involved in translating this

more expansive sound to the stage.

"The album certainly was a lot of hard work, but anything worthwhile is rarely easy," he said.

"I'd say our sound now is a lot more textured and layered with a lot more instrumentation which also required work to translate on stage.

"I feel that in the past we probably weren't the best live band - 1 mean we all came from rock and roll backgrounds which is all about getting on stage and belting stuff out, but these songs have much more delicate arrangements and dynamics which also forced us to look at how we were presenting them onstage."

Aside form a fast-growing reputation as a formidable live concern, the band are also making serious inroads with their videos - with more than 10 million You Tube views to their credit.

Rasmussen said that the band treat their videos as a true extension of the songs rather than a mere promotional tool.

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