with live performances in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane from The Klaxons, The Presets, Whitest Boy Alive, Cut Copy, Ladyhawke, Tame Impala and Hercules and Love affair. In 2013 Pavlovic launched the boutique FOR festival in Croatia on the island of Hvar, – the debut line-up included James Blake, Solange, James Murphy, 2manydj's, Nicolas Jaar, Tensnake, Danielle Baldelli and Tame Impala. The 2014 edition featured Haim, Darkside, Neneh Cherry, Mark Ronson, Klaxons, Kelela, Erlend Oye, Erol Alkan, Storm Queen, Maurice Fulton and Movement. Curatorial projects In 2007 and 2008 he was the creative director of the English V Festival in Australia. The first year the festival was headlined by the Pixies, Beck, Pet Shop Boys, Groove Armada, Soulwax and featured many others. In 2011 Pavlovic was invited to curate the Vivid Live festival at the Sydney Opera House. The first two years had been curated by Brian Eno; Lou Reed and Laurie Anderson. His programme set new sales and attendance records. His programme featured The Cure (performing their first 3 albums in entirety), Spiritualized, Bat for Lashes, Yo Gabba Gabba, a Chris Cunningham audio installation and a national radio show hosted daily by 2manydjs – broadcast on triple j. Following the success of his program, in partnership with Vivid Festival and Carriageworks, Pavlovic developed Modulations. A program of food, music and art. The 2013 event featured The Pet Shop boys and a pop-up restaurant collaboration with cult kitchen Porteno and their favorite rock n roll label from LA, Wild Records. In 2014 Pavlovic returned to Carriageworks, bringing Grace Jones, a lecture and installation by Bill Drummond from the KLF, a pop-up dining collaboration between Sydney restaurants Bondi Icebergs, Da Orazio, Fritelli Paradiso and 10 Williams St called “Italo Dinning and Disco” and hosted Italo disco legend Beppe Loda. Side ventures In collaboration with Mike D from The Beastie Boys in 1995, Pavlovic opened the X-Large Clothing Store in Sydney, introducing for the first time in Australia street ware labels like X- Large, Kim Gordon's X Girl, Bathing Ape, Fuct, Holmes and Hysteric Glamour. In collaboration with his sister Mary Louise Pavlovic in 2004, Pavlovic brought English visual artist Jake Chapman, one half of the Chapman brothers, to Australia for a lecture tour. Legal dispute In June 2015, Modular Recordings and its partner Universal Music Australia was sued by BMG Rights Management for failing to honor an agreement made over royalties from