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News: Deafheaven return at full force with their most expansive Australian tour yetNews:

There’s always been something disorienting about Deafheaven. Not just the sound, though that alone has warped expectations of what black metal can be, but the way their music seems to…

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Premiere: Kathleen Halloran unveils enigmatic video for the sultry track ‘Wolves Like You’ ahead of new album and live dates.

We are very honoured to provide you with an exclusive look at the stunning new video for the über cool single ‘Wolves Like You’ from guitarist Kathleen Halloran. The release…

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Live Review & Gallery: Mieliepop – A Multiverse Of Sound And Movement

Mieliepop unfolds as a kaleidoscopic three-day escape where music, connection and chaos collide, transforming Mpumalanga’s hills into a living, breathing multiverse of sound.

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Album Review: Matthew Sigley’s The Daytime Frequency releases ‘Colorgravure’: a glittering and euphoric sonic journey.

Matthew Sigley is constant star in the antipodean indie musical firmament, providing a range of musical talents from bass to keyboards to a number of iconic bands ranging from The…

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Live Gallery: It’s The End Of The World As We Know It-Electric Six Turn Manning Bar Into a Sweaty Disco-Punk Pressure Cooker 20.03.2026

Electric Six transform Manning Bar into a heaving, chaotic dancefloor, delivering a set that feels equal parts absurd theatre and end-of-the-world celebration.

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Album Review: Fabels create a mystical sonic storm in their new album ‘Ophera’.

The sounds of Fabels have always been wrapped up in a sort mystical pagan fugue, mysterious, raw and, incongruous given the electronic delivery, organic. Fabels are Hiske Weijers from Berlin…

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Track: ‘Roadtrip Season’ Finds Indie Dog Between Lament and Release

Indie Dog’s ‘Roadtrip Season’ moves from quiet introspection to full-bodied release, tracing a loose narrative of dislocation, memory and the fragile solace of music.

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News: Morgan Evans Returns to His Roots on New Album Steel Town Announces Australian Tour

Morgan Evans’ Steel Town trades scale for intimacy, revisiting his Newcastle roots in a reflective, self-written album that charts a path from fracture to renewal.

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News: Cut Worms Announces Australian Debut Tour Alongside New Album Transmitter

Cut Worms’ Transmitter explores connection in an age of abstraction, pairing Max Clarke’s timeless songwriting with Jeff Tweedy’s understated production ahead of a long-awaited Australian debut tour.

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Track: Jehnny Beth and Mike Patton Collide on Fragmented New Single ‘Look At Me’

Jehnny Beth’s ‘Look At Me’ pairs with Mike Patton for a fractured, two-part exploration of power, persuasion and the uneasy pull of voices that claim authority.

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