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Album Review: aus -‘Everis’: a serene and subtle post-classical work of distinction from the illusive Japanese composer.

Sometimes an album just sneaks up on you. Tokyo musician Yasuhiko Fukuzono maybe prolific as a producer, sound artist and curator of the renowned electronic music label FLAU but his…

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News: Don & The Dreamers Release Debut Album ‘It’s Never Too Late To Be A Rockstar’

“We like the message. We’re really just a bunch of old lads doing what we like, and it’s inspiring to feel, that even at our age there is no lack…

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Album Review: Trading Aces – ‘Rock n’ Roll Homicide’

Ok, firstly – full disclosure. I’ve worked with Frank and Dennis from Trading Aces on a project called Antifashion, and with Dennis also with The City Kids, and both of…

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EP Review: bryden – The Rites

Soulful vocals, rock tendencies and pop melodies, bryden’s debut EP ‘The Rites’ offers three tasteful, at times explosive and at times reflective and considered tracks showcasing what an exciting up…

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EP review: It’s all ‘Cortisol and Blue Light’ for chanteuse Anna Smyrk in her sparkling new EP as she announces tour dates.

Melbourne artist Anna Smyrk has an exquisite ability to match a muscular indie pop instrumentation with her melodic vocals that are filled with witty, self-deprecatory observations on the human condition. Smyrk has…

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EP Review: Seafoam Green – Yesterdays Wine

Made up of singer/guitarist Dave O’Grady and singer Murieann McDermott Long, Seafoam Green are injecting a little soul in rock n roll with their new EP ‘Yesterdays Wine’. Chock full…

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Album Review: The Fabulous Red Diesel – Goddess The Seahorse

Jazz four-piece The Fabulous Red Diesel has released their new album ‘Goddess The Seahorse’ – a luscious blend of emotional songwriting, moments of springing joyous fun, and others of melancholic…

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News: Pete Beat Shares A Personal & Affecting Journey Through Mental Health Struggles On ‘The Strange Museum’

Pete Beat is back with his latest album, The Strange Museum, a genre bending journey through elements of funk, electronica and untamed creativity. A prolific, self-taught and self-produced musician, Pete…

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Album Review: Billie Bottle’s Temple Of Shibboleth – Billie Bottle’s Temple Of Shibboleth

Spiritual, witty, dark, intriguing with an air of unbound exploratory creativity, Billie Bottle’s Temple Of Shibboleth showcase the full width of their unique musical approach on their new self-titled album.…

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Album Review: The Hip Priests – ‘Roden House Blues’

Thirty singles, four albums, two compilations, and three EPs across a sixteen-year career, a red-hot live show with scene luminaries such as New Bomb Turks, Dwarves, and The Hellacopters, and…

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