Issue 464 Issue Overview

Issue 464 Issue Overview | dB Magazine

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Baterz Better known as Baterz, Barnaby Charles Ward was to become one of Adelaide music's most likable and endearing characters. Moving here in 1989 from Canberra with members of his band, the infamous The Bedridden, Baterz endured several line up changes and a successful solo stint right up until his death in July 2002.		Marnie Stern This Is It and I Am It and You Are It and So Is That and He Is It and She Is It and It Is It and That Is That Kill Rock Stars/ Mistletone Marnie Stern, in case it wasn't already obvious from the album title, approaches things a little differently. An entirely self-taught guitarist, her years spent practicing for hours upon hours per day have resulted in an almost virtuosic level of talent in finger tapping. It also meant years set aside that other musicians might have spent on the road, or in the studio: she was over 30 when she released her debut a couple of years back. Oh, and she quotes 20th century British philosopher Alan Ward for an album title. Apparently she didn't realise the quote was quite so long.
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