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“There’s no pretence, and the power of each performance offers a truth that is seldom seen these days.” review - The Dwarf After a hefty silence, E-wah Lady returned to the stage in Melbourne late last year with an impressive show supporting Oliver Mann on his Melbourne leg of a national tour. Since then she's been busy playing increasingly impressive live shows with her new line-up E-wah Lady & The Open Road. Previously audiences would've caught her playing her songs in striking solo shows. Now, with a five piece band the music see-saws between seething and soaring taking the songs on a new journey. E-wah's latest demos, in preparation for the next album, let loose demons of a different nature to previous recordings. The Dirt Is Red is a spooky tale of small town violence, with a break down bridge of spoken word attack. Also listen out for the dismay soaked yet warmly sentimental number Rack and Ruin with is crescendant finale. Her previous release, album Lights and Sirens is