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News: Haast Hunter release debut album ‘Plastique’ alongside ‘Chrysalis’ video

New Zealand heavy outfit Haast Hunter have released their debut album ‘Plastique’, a record that pushes the quartet’s collision of heavy riffs, electronics and melody into an ambitious dystopian narrative.…

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Album Review: Blind Yeo – ‘The Lemoine Point’: A fresh, inventive alignment of Psych-folk, Art-rock and Kosmische energies.

Listening to Blind Yeo’s ‘The Lemoine Point’ debut is a reminder that things may come and things may go but the art-rock dance goes on forever. Steeped in the cosmic…

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News: Tara Clerkin Trio announce Australian headline debut at Sydney Opera House

Tara Clerkin Trio will make their Australian headline debut this summer, bringing the strange, spacious world of their acclaimed second album ‘Somewhere Good’ to the Sydney Opera House’s Utzon Room…

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Premiere: ‘Bad News Travels Fast’ – The Psychotic Turnbuckles are back wrestling in the ring after 32 years, and it’s a slam dunk.

In the congested gig listings of the late eighties in Sydney, the Psychotic Turnbuckles were frequent visitors with their wrestling tropes, outrageous wigs and a larrikin sense of humour –…

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Live Review + Photo Galleries: Boy & Bear bring their timeless beauty to The Odeon, Hobart 28.08.2026

It is a Friday evening in Hobart, and Boy & Bear are bringing their Tripping Over Time Regional Tour to town. Steeped in songs not only from 2025’s Tripping Over…

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Live Gallery: Avatar prove their formidable live reputation at Sydney’s Manning Bar 29.08.2026

There is already a healthy crowd packed into Manning Bar when Sydney metalcore outfit Pyrefly arrive, and they waste very little time introducing themselves. This isn’t a set designed to…

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Album Review: What the ghosts left behind – Kaurna/Adelaide’s The Only Objects release the epic ‘An Excess of Haunting’, with a little assemblage required.

There’s a particular kind of record that doesn’t want to be understood so much as inhabited, and ‘An Excess of Hauntings’ is one of them. The second album from Adelaide’s…

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Track: Francois van Coke and Zaan Sonnekus go all in on life

Francois van Coke and Zaan Sonnekus have joined forces for ‘LEWE’, a new single built around a straightforward idea: life is happening now, so you might as well make something…

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Track: Jaguar Jonze returns at full throttle with ‘Kawasaki Ninja’ and ‘BEASTMASTER’

Jaguar Jonze is back in motion. The Taiwanese-Australian artist, aka Deena Lynch, has announced her second album ‘BEASTMASTER’, arriving January 29, 2027 via Nettwerk, alongside the new single ‘Kawasaki Ninja’.…

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Track: Betty Taylor release ‘Fall Right Back’ ahead of Australian headline shows

Betty Taylor know exactly how a bad idea can become an irresistible one. The Queensland indie-pop four-piece return with ‘Fall Right Back’, a bright, immediate new single about recognising every…

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