GARY STEEL suffers a complete breakdown while attempting to review all the shit that came out in December 1987.
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Automatic Static’s Time Before Time – an imagined sax and drum duel
Jazz duets aren’t dead, they just smell weird, writes GARY STEEL about an odd sax/drums project.
Sony WF-L900 LinkBuds – the comfiest earbuds on the market
These buds are genuinely innovative and provide a solution for those who feel nauseous poking buds in their ear canals. PAT PILCHER explains.
The Opshop Critique – unbearable music icons and celebrities, ’90s-style
Guest columnist GEORGE HENDERSON is shocked by a book of 1990s interviews with more than a few repugnant personalities.
Huawei Matepad T10 – great value and kid-friendly features
Excellent value, all the required features at reasonable specs as well as kid-friendly mode makes this tablet a winner, writes PAT PILCHER.
The iPod is history – but is that such a big deal?
GARY STEEL reflects on Apple’s announcement on the demise of the iPod and our relationship to the iconic music player.
Technics EAH-A800 – cans that really can
The Bluetooth headphone competition is intense, but Technics’ spiffing entrant is so good that PAT PILCHER gives it the ultimate honour.
Live shows from long ago… Wolfgang/Coup D’Etat
GARY STEEL’s 1980 review of a gig by the Red Mole theatre troupe splinter band that was soon to become the hitmaking Coup D’Etat.