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Album Review: Emma Rawicz & Gwilym Simcock – ‘Big Visit’: A sax/piano jazz connection that sets new standards.

The similarities in the musical pathways between saxophonist Emma Rawicz and pianist Gwilym Simcock are a bit uncanny. Both studied at Chethams School Of Music and The Royal Academy, both…

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News: Jazz Legend Gregory Porter Announces Long-Awaited Return to Australia This October

Award-winning jazz singer Gregory Porter is making his long-awaited return to Australia this October for his first major tour here since 2017. Over the past 15 years, the platinum-selling vocalist…

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News: Supergrass Return to Australia After 17 Years for ‘I Should Coco’ Anniversary Tour

Supergrass Announce East Coast Run to Celebrate 30 Years of ‘I Should Coco’

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News: The Fray’s Australian Tour Sells Out East Coast Shows

The Fray’s Iconic Debut Turns 20 — Australia Gets a Slice of the Anniversary Action

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News: Wet Leg are back with news of a second album

The wait is nearly over – Wet Leg’s next record lands in July

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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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Premiere: There’s a sparkling sound as Party Crashers enter the room with the glimmering track ‘Stoked With Your Diagnosis’ ahead of debut album.

I keep harping on about the wave of brilliant bands that, after successful (or not so successful) musical careers in the eighties and nineties, are reforming or forming new iterations…

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News: Matching Suits, Maximum Chaos: The Hives Are Touring Australia Again

Ten Years Later, The Hives Still Dress Better and Rock Harder Than You

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Album Review: Florist – Jellywish; a warm, intimate exploration of uncertainty

Florist’s Jellywish is a delicate yet expansive exploration of life’s biggest uncertainties, delivered with their signature warmth and intimacy. Across its ten tracks, the band weaves together folk, ambient textures,…

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Premiere: Darker Lighter bursts through the clouds on soaring new single ‘Open Up, Sunshine’

He’s done the rounds as a guitar tech for the likes of Kim Gordon and Queens of the Stone Age, and clearly has been struck by inspiration – California’s Salar…

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