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H

appy new year,

STACK

music

lovers. There’s a lot to look

forward to in music for 2015,

but before we look to the year ahead,

a quick re-cap on some things from

late 2014. Firstly,

Bertie Blackman,

Daily Meds, King Gizzard &The

Wizard Lizard, Krakatau, Lanie Lane,

and

Shiny Joe Ryan

were all added

to the AMP longlist: the shortlist will

be announced soon, and the winner in

March; good luck everyone. Late last

year I also caught

Damon Albarn

at

Melbourne’s Palais Theatre: a close run

thing for gig of the year and incredible

to see

Remi

hop up and guest on

Clint Eastwood.

TheWar on Drugs

were out here for Meredith

Music Festival and I caught a sideshow; spell

binding and energised and

Lost in the Dream

just sprang to life. Other highlights at the end of

2014 included

Black Cab

at Howler (see top ten

at left) a brilliant live reading of their electronically

fuelled

Games of the XXI Olympiad.

To kick off the

year, I got down to Asgeir at Melbourne’s ever-

gorgeous Forum Theatre, and made my annual

sojourn down to

So Frenchy, So Chic

at Werribee

Mansion – as ever a lovely day out in the sun in

mid January, with

The Do

and

Emile Simon

both

being highlights for me. In terms of new releases,

THIS MONTH AT

The JB Listener

Kitty, Daisy and Lewis release

their new album

Third

on January

30. Thanks to Shock, we’ve got a

Kitty, Daisy and Lewis pack to give

away, comprising

Third

and their

first two albums (see below).

Enter at stack.net.au

Kitty , Daisy & Lewis

Top 1o

for 2014!

the new album by London natives

Kitty,

Daisy and Lewis

(entitled

Third

) is produced

by

Mick Jones

of The Clash, and is their best

release to date. The

Foo Fighters

are set to

land on us in February to play the well-received

Sonic Highways.

If you missed this exceptional

show on the roots and evolution of American

music (from Washington punk to Nashville

country to jazz and funk in New Orleans) on TV,

make sure you get yourself a Blu-ray or DVD

version when the time comes! Until next issue,

keep your head in the music.

The JB Listener

08

visit

www.stack.net.au

MUSIC

JANUARY 2015

JB HI-FI

www.jbhifi.com.au/music

in

W

10

Ed Sheeran

+

9

Red Hot Chilli Peppers

Californication

8

INXS

Kick 25

7

Lana Del Rey

Ultraviolence

6

Bon Iver

For Emma, Forever Ago

2015

Top 10 JB Hi-Fi

Vinyl Chart

1. Black Cab

Games of the XXI Olympiad

2. Damon Albarn

Everyday Robots

3. The War on

Drugs

Lost in the Dream

4. Remi

Raw X Infinity

5

.

#1 Dads

About Face

6. The Peep Tempel

Tales

7. Total Control

Typical System

8. Chet Faker

Built on Glass

9. Glass Animals

Zaba

10. Thundamentals

So We Can Remember

JB Hi-Fi remains a great destination for music lovers; where else can you stream, buy CDs and

still get great vinyl releases as well? The spinning black circle refuses to die and 2014 has a been a

great year for record collectors, from Jack White’s wonderfully loopy ‘ultra LP’ version of

Lazaretto,

to collector seducing 180gm edtions of new releases. Our staff love music on vinyl, see some of

them below with some of their 2014 favourites!

5

Rodriguez

Cold Fact

4

Pink Floyd

The Endless River

3

Chet Faker

Built On Glass

2

Jack White

Lazaretto

(Ultra LP)

1

Arctic Monkeys

AM

Emile Simon

will be at So Frenchy,

So Chic in 2015