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The astonishing voice of Grace Cummings: âThe peace I found in music is a legitimate lifesaverâ (opens the original)
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The Australian singer-songwriter, whose remarkable sound has been likened to Nina Simone and Nico, is back with a new album shaped by a few years of âincredible pain and changeâ One of Grace Cummingsâ earliest memories is going into the lounge room to tell her parents about the night terror sheâd had. The four-year-old was tormented by the possibility of what happens after death, her imagination stretching the possibilities into grim eternities. When she padded into the lounge room to te
The astonishing voice of Grace Cummings: ‘The peace I found in music is a legitimate lifesaver’ - AOL (opens the original)
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One of Grace Cummings’ earliest memories is going into the lounge room to tell her parents about the night terror she’d had. The four-year-old was tormented by the possibility of what happens after death, her imagination stretching the possibilities into grim eternities. When she padded into the lounge room to tell her parents, she saw exhaustion shadow their faces. So when they asked what was wrong, she lied: “Witches.” “I thought, what would a child say?” she tells Guardian Australia. This mem
âIf you yell at everything, no oneâs gonna listenâ: Kelly-Dawn Hellmrich on the Australian musicians rewriting the rules (opens the original)
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In a new book âfor every artist who felt pushed away, or talked overâ, the Camp Cope bassist has interviewed the likes of Amy Taylor, Marcia Hines and Courtney Barnett about motherhood, abuse and respect When she was 17, Kelly-Dawn Hellmrich flew to Alice Springs to stay with her mother. Hellmrich had been living independently for a year, but a boy she was seeing had screamed at her and shoved her into a door. So her mother bought her a flight. In Alice, she meandered the town by day and sat
‘If you yell at everything, no one’s gonna listen’: Kelly-Dawn Hellmrich on the Australian musicians rewriting the rules - AOL (opens the original)
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When she was 17, Kelly-Dawn Hellmrich flew to Alice Springs to stay with her mother. Hellmrich had been living independently for a year, but a boy she was seeing had screamed at her and shoved her into a door. So her mother bought her a flight. In Alice, she meandered the town by day and sat with her mother outside the duplex at night, sipping Cruisers. Already the veteran of a few bands, Hellmrich was confronted by the idea that her mother’s ambitions had been thwarted. “I was so scared at the
The brief life and sudden death of Zyzz: why did the bodybuilding influencer die at just 22? (opens the original)
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Long before looksmaxxers, Aziz ‘Zyzz’ Shavershian was famous online for posting workouts and rage-bait – until he died in Thailand in 2011. A new documentary reveals what really happened Decades before the extreme aesthetic trend of looksmaxxing, there was Zyzz. Aziz Shavershian was an Australian teenager who became a fitness influencer in the 2000s, filming his workouts and thoughts about the world on his Nokia and posting them to YouTube. Zyzz was big in all senses of the word: many of his vid
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