Rewiggled: A Tribute to the Wiggles
ONCE you get past the initial cognitive dissonance of listening to well-known Australian adult bands cover songs written by coloured skivvy-clad adults for children, there’s a lot to like about Rewiggled.
ONCE you get past the initial cognitive dissonance of listening to well-known Australian adult bands cover songs written by coloured skivvy-clad adults for children, there’s a lot to like about Rewiggled.
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ON their 16th album, this Sydney-based trio opt for two 21-minute long tracks rather than the singular instrumental piece that characterises most of their past releases.
HILLSONG Music is one of the most successful independent record labels in Australia.
THE true mettle of any musical outfit can be measured against how they perform in adverse situations.
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