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Live Review & Gallery: Psychedelic Porn Crumpets Kick Start Mega World Tour Ahead of Upcoming Album – Oxford Art Factory, Eora Land/Sydney, 28.03.25

Oxford Art Factory’s main room is no stranger to swallowing revelers and spitting them back out in sweaty, chaotic tangles. Low ceilings, packed-in bodies, and just enough space for a…

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Live Gallery: Second Idol Celebrate New Single With a Set That Sizzled 29.03.2025

Second Idol’s Single Launch Is a Love Letter to Loud Guitars and Big Feelings

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Live Review: The Pale White / Lizzie Esau – Green Door Store, Brighton 13.03.25

Just in time for an early weekend start, ‘The Pale White’ brings some raucous alternative rock sounds, guitars and melancholic presence to The Green Door Store! Making a name for…

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Live Review: Melin Melyn / KuleeAngee – Brudenell Social Club, Leeds 23.03.2025

Words: Jim F / Photos: Huw Williams / Jim FAfter working taxing six-hour Sunday (yes, Sunday) that left me drained and irritable, the prospect of attending a gig seemed daunting.…

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Live Review & Gallery: From Asheville to the Opera House: MJ Lenderman’s Alt-Country Brilliance Shines Bright 25.03.2025

MJ Lenderman Captivates Sydney Opera House with Raw Emotion and Ragged Charm

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Live Review & Gallery: Sultan + Shepard’s genre-bending Sydney stormer 22.03.2025

The duo behind your favourite club banger just tore up Liberty Hall

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Live Review: Beans on Toast – Brudenell Social Club, Leeds, 21.03.25

Tales, tunes and poetry by piano with Beans on Toast at Brudnell in Leeds

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Live Review: Dua Saleh – The Pink Room, YES, Manchester. 15.03.25

Dua Saleh fires up The Pink Room in Manchester

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Live Review & Gallery: Barry Adamson Turns Sydney into a Noir Dream at The Factory Theatre 22.03.2025

Barry Adamson Is Still the Coolest Guy in the Room

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Live Review & Gallery: Blossoms Bring Charm, Kasabian Bring The Riot – Enmore Theatre, Gadigal Land/Sydney, 15.03.25

Blossoms hit the stage with a kind of easy confidence that only comes from years of tight-knit chemistry. Their groove-heavy Britpop sound felt effortless live, frontman Tom Ogden carrying it…

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