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Premiere: Coleman bursts apart in surreal video for new single ‘Cali’

In his previous guise as Coast Modern band leader, Coleman Trapp displayed a serious knack for a hook, and it’s something on full display on his second new song in…

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EP Review: Millsart – Powerland

Part 6 in the Axis Expressionist series The relationship between our star, the source that gives us life and the land we occupy during this transcendental process is one…

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Track: Theo Moss Shines On Fuzzy Pop-Rock Sweller ‘The Garden’s Burning’

As comparable to Nilüfer Yanya as it is to The Cardigans, Theo Moss’ new single ‘The Garden’s Burning’ is a brilliant example of her pop-rock sound. Opening with tight crunchy…

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Live Review & Gallery: Andy Summers The Cracked Lens + A Missing String at Sydney’s City Recital Hall 26.09.2024

Guitar Legend Andy Summers Blends Rock, Jazz, and Visual Art at City Recital Hall

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EP Review: AMAS and KONSTANTIN KOST – Odessa

How do we live in times when nothing seems safe, how do we listen to music when rockets and bullets make the air scream, how do we produce music when…

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News: The ethereal Sigur Rós announce Australian Orchestral tour for 2025 with Sydney Opera House appearance at Vivid Festival added.

Icelandic band Sigur Rós have to be one of the most innovative and exciting bands around – their albums are breathtakingly beautiful sonic journeys that are both immersive and thrilling.…

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Album Review: Psychlona’s ‘Warped Vision’ elicits the distinct clarity of a band on a steep upward trajectory

UK stoner rock giants, Psychlona are set to release their fourth long-player, Warped Vision in the coming days, with the album set to cement them into the upper echelons of…

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Track: French band SCHØØL return with another blast of fuzzy goodness in ‘The End’, with debut LP on the way.

SCHØØL‘s debut single N.S.M.L.Y.D. (reviewed by me here) was a stunning introduction to the Paris-based band with members from as far afield as France, Australia and the US, and they…

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Premiere: Sunshine Coast’s Charley BT debuts with the sparkling sounds of ‘Lemon’.

It’s a great pleasure for us to premiere the stunning debut single from Sunshine Coast’s surfer and skater Charley BT (the nom de plume of Charley Beattie). ‘Lemon’ is a…

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Premiere: Damien Binder creates a welcome ‘Sanctuary’ in another shimmering track from Western Australia.

We are very honoured to premiere the new single ‘Sanctuary’ from the talented Western Australian (via New Zealand) troubadour Damien Binder: a firm favourite here at the antipodean headquarters of…

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