I am a public historian with a special interest in radical social change and grassroots community building, and the many ways in which art, particularly music, fosters both.
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Vandemonian Lags is a beautifully executed album, driven by Australian songwriting legend Mick Thomas. We are fortunate, here down under, to have such musicians; devoted, without ego, to nurturing the industry and the art, with a deep appre...
Hamell on Trial is my latest musical enthusiasm. Recently, Ed Hamell offered 8 of his albums for free download: "First they're free, then you have to pay a small fee, now they're free again. WHAT A Yo-Yo!!! Rich? Send me a million!! Poor, p...
> The Activist Arts Festival is an initiative to bring together activist groups throughout Melbourne and to enable access to these groups by local communities in a non-protest environment. The event exhibits different forms of activism thro...
Hiraeth is the best album you have made so far. You wanted objective,* I know, but to paraphrase the great Gonzo, objective art criticism is a pompous contradiction in terms. That being said, I stick by this well-informed opinion, and here'...
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L'émancipation de l'homme sera totale ou ne sera pas. The liberation of humanity will be total or it will not be. Paris, 1968.
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