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News: RedHook Set to Rock Australia: Announce Their Highly Anticipated National Tour

Gadigal/Sydney-based alternative rock powerhouse RedHook have announced their largest Australian headline shows to date this August and September. In celebration of their latest anthem ‘Breaking Up With’, RedHook will be…

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News: Alienist Announce Australian Tour

Alienist takes the Love/Hate tour on the road.

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Live Gallery: Coming up for Air – Live at the Sydney Opera House 25.05.2024

Air brought their iconic album 'Moon Safari' to life at the Sydney Opera House

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Live Gallery: Svalbard and Support Rock the Crow Bar 24.05.2024

With thunderous riffs and electrifying performances, Svalbard and a powerhouse lineup of metal bands shook the Crow Bar to its very core.

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News: Gallery of NSW’s Volume Announces Free Program

The Gallery of NSW's Volume Festival has added a free program

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Live Gallery and Review: Sleater-Kinney at the Metro Theatre, Sydney 21.05.2024

Still Fierce, Still Feminist, Still Formidable. Sleater-Kinney Rock Out.

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Track: ‘No Words Can Reach It’ – the Brisbane chameleons of rock Fingerless unleash an electronic wash that hangs in the atmosphere like a sonic aurora.

Fingerless never stay in the same spot but continually explore new ways to display their musical prowess and creativity. Their new single ‘Now Words Can Touch It’ maintains their unerring…

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Track: Brisbane psych exponents Nice Biscuit want to stop the ‘Rain’ and find some respite in an effervescent glam stop.

Brisbane’s Nice Biscuit – a firm favourite here at Backseat Mafia – have unveiled their first single since their 2021 double EPs, ‘Create Simulate’ and ‘Passing Over’, and following last…

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Track: Amyl and the Sniffers Drop New Track

Amyl and the Sniffers say 'U Should Not Be Doing That'

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Track: Dropping Honey unfurl ‘Branches’ – a cathartic blast of immersive and spine chilling shoegaze.

Wollongong’s Dropping Honey display many of the facets of what I call the Marrickville Sound – bands from the eighties or nineties that have evolved into other bands or reconvened…

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