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The Crooked Fiddle Band on Underbelly Razor: Episode 1 ‘The Worst Woman in Sydney’

Posted on August 22, 2011 by the crooked fiddle band

If you were watching ‘The Worst Woman in Sydney’, the first episode of Underbelly Razor last night, you may have heard The Milkman from our Rise EP during the fight scene introducing the nasty sounding George ‘The Midnight Raper’ Wallace. … Continue reading →

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Bright Young Folk Review

Posted on December 13, 2009 by the crooked fiddle band

Australian group ‘The Crooked Fiddle Band’ describe themselves as ‘chainsaw folk’ and the punk influence that implies is certainly present in their new EP ‘Rise’. The band’s music is intense, vibrant and in places quite dark. Built around a core … Continue reading →

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Daily Planet Review, February 2009

Posted on February 5, 2009 by the crooked fiddle band

Lucky Oceans – presenter of world music show The Daily Planet on Australia wide station ABC Radio National – was suitably impressed with Crooked Fiddle Band’s 2009 release Rise: On Rise, their second CD, the Crooked Fiddle Band continue their … Continue reading →

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