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News: Angine de Poitrine’s wonderfully strange rise continues with sold-out US tour & UK and EU to follow

Quebec microtonal duo Angine de Poitrine are having the sort of year that makes the phrase “cult band” increasingly difficult to apply. Fresh from their US live debut at the…

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News: Ashnikko brings the ‘Smoochies Tour’ to Australia this September

Ashnikko is heading back to Australia this September, but this time they are returning to take centre stage. Following an arena run supporting Billie Eilish earlier this year, the US…

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Premiere: Bloom Parade let the twang in on ‘By Another Name’ – a lush and sparkling release.

Bloom Parade wrote and produced their new single ‘By Another Name’ themselves, at home in Alderley, and you can hear the decision-making in every bar of it — nobody in…

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News: Kierrr lets a Japanese summer unravel on new single ‘Frail = “me”’

Japanese independent artist Kierrr has shared their second single ‘Frail = “me”’, (Mix / Mastering: Kensei Ogata) a densely atmospheric collision of shoegaze, dream pop and fractured memory that finds…

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News: Logic1000 and Jam City turn up the volume on new single ‘Jersey’

Logic1000 has teamed up with cult British producer Jam City for ‘Jersey’, the latest taste of her forthcoming second album Confirmation!, due October 2 via Therapy/Because Music. Where Logic1000’s music has…

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Track: Personal Trainer embrace heartbreak and their inner Bono on ‘Tyres Skid’

Personal Trainer have shared ‘Tyres Skid’, a bruised but strangely buoyant new single from their forthcoming album Human Assholes, out September 4 via Bella Union. Opening with a crash before settling…

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News: D-A-D announce Australian return with ‘The Very Best Of Tour’

Four decades of riffs, hooks and wonderfully oversized rock ’n’ roll attitude are heading back to Australia, with Danish veterans D-A-D announcing The Very Best Of Tour. The tour will see…

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News: Japanese cult favourites Mass Of The Fermenting Dregs are finally coming to Australia

Japanese alternative rock trio Mass Of The Fermenting Dregs are finally heading to Australia, announcing their first-ever tour of the country for February 2027. The Kobe-formed band will make the…

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News: Marcus Miller brings four decades of jazz, funk and soul back to Australia

Five-time Grammy Award winner Marcus Miller is returning to Australia next April, with the bassist, composer and producer announcing a five-date national headline tour. For more than four decades, Miller’s…

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News: The Rubens announce huge regional and capital city tour alongside ‘Love Me America’

Fifteen years after emerging from Menangle with ‘Lay It Down’, The Rubens are preparing to cover a considerable amount of Australian ground again, announcing an extensive national tour alongside their…

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