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Collapse Board’s 2018 Call for New Contributors
We’re a bit late this year (the story of our life) but it’s time…
Why’d Ya Do It, Why’d You Do What You Did? – On the return of Sticky Fingers
Unaddressed allegations of racism, misogyny, violent abuse and bad behaviour. There’s a problem with…
1800-Laneway Failed Sydney
You break up with your ex. You like them, but they’ve pushed the limits…
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The Collapse Board Interview: Lloyd Cole
Born in Buxton, Derbyshire in 1961, Lloyd Cole became one of the voices and…
The Collapse Board Interview: Will Oldham (Bonnie “Prince” Billy)
Bonnie “Prince” Billy is the musical alias of American singer-songwriter Will Oldham, known for…
The Collapse Board Interview: Ed Kuepper (2024)
It’ll probably never stop being weird that of all the places in the world…
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Sex Pistols featuring Frank Carter @ Fortitude Music Hall, Brisbane, 09.04.2025
The last show I went to in 2024 was a reformed (of sorts) 1970s’…
In Photos: Sex Pistols featuring Frank Carter @ Fortitude Music Hall, Brisbane, 09.04.2025
Sex Pistols featuring Frank Carter play a headline show at Fortitude Music Hall in…
In Photos: The Saints ’73-’78 + Chimers @ Princess Theatre, Brisbane, 24.11.2024
The Saints ’73-’78, featuring Ed Kuepper and Ivor Hay from the Saints’ original line-up,…
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A tribute to Holger Czukay
Once I was blind, now I can see Once I was blind but now…
The Goon Sax, live in Brighton (UK)
BRIGHTON KOMEDIA: I have never felt very comfortable with my body. This feels like home.…
Tashaki Miyaki – The Dream (Metropolis)
The opening song sounds like My Bloody Valentine. You may well be enthused by…
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Song of the Day #788: Lambrini Girls
Lambrini Girls’ debut album, Who Let the Dogs Out is out now on City…
Song of the Day #787: Hinds
Good news: Hinds are back!!! Bad news: They’ve lost a couple of the band…
Song of the Day #786: Cults
Remember Cults? Back in Collapse Board’s glory days of 2011, we ran 10 reviews…
