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Track: Robert Plant And Alison Krauss – High And Lonesome

After sharing the first single ‘Can’t Let It Go’ Robert Plant and Alison Krauss return with another teaser of their forthcoming album ‘Raise The Roof’ with next track ‘High And…

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Album Review: Enslaved – Caravans To The Outer Worlds

Caravans to the Outer Worlds is the follow up to the bands full length album Utgard which was released last year (Read our review here). The EP is broken into…

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Track: Khemmis – Sigil

Doomed heavy metal outfit Khemmis have partnered with Decibel Magazine, to reveal a stream of a new single titled Sigil. The track was previously only available as part of Decibel’s Flexi Series that accompanies the magazine’s current…

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Track: Molybaron – Lucifer

With their album ‘The Mutiny’ due 29th October via InsideOut Music / Sony Music Entertainment, the band have shared the new video for their track ‘Lucifer’. Singer/Guitarist Gary Kelly talks about…

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Meet: We have a chat with Remy Boccalatte, head honcho at the ultra chic False Peak Records in Brisbane

As part of our irregular series on the important and often silent figures behind the music scenes – the record labels, promoters and managers – we are today having a…

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PREMIERE: AM Higgins conjures majesty from isolation as she announces her debut album with ‘Anchors’

Back in May, Annie Toth shared ‘Peaks & Plains‘, a teaser track from her then-unannounced debut album; providing vocals and keyboards, she’s the leader of AM Higgins; simultaneously a solo…

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See: Spiritworld’s Death Western Video For Track ‘The Bringer Of Light’

Stu Folsom’s Alt-Country / Punk band Spiritworld’s debut album ‘Pagan Rhythms’ is set to be re-released on November 5th via Century Media Records. The band have shared the video for track The Bringer…

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Album Review: South African be-bop trailblazer Kippie Moeketsi’s Blue Stompin receives long-awaited reissue

Over forty years on since its original release in 1977 those intrepid sound seekers at We Are Busy Bodies have just re-issued, in partnership with Rashid Vally’s seminal South African…

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Album Review: Anika – Change

It’s been eleven years since the release of the debut album by Berlin-based DJ, musician and former political journalist Anika Henderson, known professionally just by her first moniker. The new…

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Album review: Mini Trees – “Always In Motion”

Run For Cover confirm themselves as one the go-to labels for "soft" emo

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