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It was a wild few weeks in Sydney leading up to Christmas and the Moshcam crew were out in force to capture...

Jarvis Cocker now Live!

The inimitable master of pith, Jarvis Cocker, formerly of Britpop saviours Pulp, regaled a sold out Metro Theatre with this supremely entertaining set of solo material and, as is his wont, the occasional...

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  • December Round-Up



    It was a wild few weeks in Sydney leading up to Christmas and the Moshcam crew were out in force to capture all the action at some of the hottest gigs in town.

    First up were the wild mountain crew from Oregon, Blitzen Trapper, and their glorious folk-infused harmonies.  If you’re not howling like a dog by the end of this set you haven’t listened to their latest album Furr nearly enough.

    Hot on their heels came UK pop-punk legends The Buzzcocks, who proved they still put most of today’s youngsters to shame when it comes to minor scaling chords and majorly scathing lyrics.

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  • Jarvis Cocker now Live!

    The inimitable master of pith, Jarvis Cocker, formerly of Britpop saviours Pulp, regaled a sold out Metro Theatre with this supremely entertaining set of solo material and, as is his wont, the occasional bon mot. WATCH NOW!

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  • Blitzen Trapper now live!

    It takes a wild mountain nation to hold back the Oregon folk rockers who played a sublime set drawing heavily from the last two albums.

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  • The Buzzcocks now live!



    The Pop Punk supremos breezed through The Forum and showed just how effortless great hooks can sound. Playing their first two classic albums back to back proved a rare treat for punk-starved ex-pats and new fans alike.

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