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Feature: effe releases her debut single, the swirling psychedelic ‘Chokehold’, and a list of her ten favourite things ahead of debut launch.

effe is formerly one half of Brisbane pop duo WIIGZ and the nom de plume for Naarm/Melbourne based alternative pop artist and producer Hannah Brydon. Her debut single ‘Chokehold’ has…

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Track: CMAT drops epic new single “Running/Planning” and details ‘EURO-COUNTRY’ LP

CMAT’s back with her third album and she’s got economics, grief and glitter on the brain

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Premiere: Lookers release Dreamy New Video for the shimmering “Alone”

Providence indie outfit Lookers unveil their new single and video, Alone, today—a beautiful slab of laid-back, shoegaze-inflected indie rock. Marked by delicately picked guitars and a chorus that immediately lingers,…

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Meet: Tiger Cohen-Towell of Divorce on finding home in the inbetween

Talking with Tiger Cohen-Towell of Divorce, the excitement around their debut album, Drive to Golden Hammer, is still fresh. The Nottingham-formed band—fronted by the dual songwriting forces of Tiger and…

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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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Album Reivew: Neev – How Things Tie in Knots; Indie-folk storytelling with heart.

Glaswegian singer-songwriter Neev returns with How Things Tie in Knots, a stunning collection of folk-inflected indie-pop songs that explore the tension of growing into adulthood. Building on the intricate storytelling…

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Meet: ‘The Wednesday Flowers’ One Of The North Easts Premier All Girl Band

With their debut single ‘Love Me’ (read our review here) recently released and some great gigs under their belt. The Wednesday Flowers are at the top of the list of…

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Track: The Wednesday Flowers – Love Me

North East’s indie rockers The Wednesday Flowers have shared their debut single ‘Love Me’. A warm fuzzy slice of indie rock. The band weave a gothic presence through post-punk doo-wop…

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Album Review: Ebba Åsman – When You Know; Soulful jazz with a modern edge.

Swedish jazz virtuoso Ebba Åsman returns with When You Know, her third full-length album and arguably her most personal statement to date. Known for her remarkable skills as a trombonist,…

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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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