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Premiere: Moderate Lovers unveil a passionate paean to things that have passed in the stunning debut ‘Lost City’.

With an onslaught of fuzzy rumbling guitars that has a buzz-saw edge, the debut single from Eora/Sydney trio Moderate Lovers is a poignant reminder that change and evolution aren’t always…

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News: Bernadette Peters Returns, Reuben Kaye Premieres: Melt 2025 Takes Over Brisbane

Bernadette Peters. Reuben Kaye. A boatload of fabulous — Melt 2025 is unmissable

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Live Review: Live At Leeds 2025. Temple Newsam, Leeds. 24.05.25

Live At Leeds In The Park. Bigger and better than ever, fast becoming an essential one-dayer

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Live Review & Gallery: No Catch-Up Needed as Ball Park Music Return to Enmore Theatre in Full Swing – Gadigal Land/Sydney, 30.05.25

Seeing Ball Park Music feels like running into the oldest of friends, no awkward catch-up, just straight back into the rhythm. Timing still perfect. And that comfort kicked in before…

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Album Review: Cecilie Strange – ‘Beech’: Compelling Nordic Jazz with a subtle strength and singular sound.

When an artist settles into their groove, over time the spark in their music can dim. Listening to ‘Beech’ the new album by Danish saxophonist Cecilie Strange it’s more than…

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Live Gallery: A Dream in Soft Focus: Japanese Breakfast’s Spellbinding Vivid LIVE Debut, Sydney Opera House 3.06.2025

Soundtracking the Silence Between Aisles: Japanese Breakfast Dazzles at the Opera House

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Album Review: Ty Segall – Possession; inventive, melodic and one of his best yet

Ty Segall’s Possession is a technicolor journey through the underbelly of modern America—psychedelic, melodic, and bursting with invention. His 16th album is one of his most sonically adventurous yet, moving effortlessly from…

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Live Gallery: Alison Moyet’s Deep Cuts, Big Hits, and Bigger Voice Fill Sydney’s Darling Harbour Theatre 31.05.2025

From Yazoo to KEY, Alison Moyet Still Sounds Like the Future.

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Premiere: ‘Surprised’ – Silver Fleet Ships announce signing to False Peak Records, debut album ‘Before Never, After Forever’ and orchestral new single.

Joining fellow Tasmanians follow in signing to Meanjin/Brisbane’s marvellous False Peaks Records, we are honoured to premiere the new single ‘Surprised’ from Nipaluna/Hobart band Silver Fleet Ships, ahead of their…

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