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Album Review: TC & The Groove Family – ‘We Have Each Other’ : UK Nu-jazz collective forge ahead with a powerful, passionate EP.

It’s been a while since we’ve heard from TC & The Groove Family but you can’t keep a good collective down. Led by drummer Tim Cook (TC) and based around…

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Live Gallery: Middle Kids Rock the Enmore Theatre, Sydney 07.06.2024

Middle Kids at the Enmore hit the right chord, leaving everyone in perfect harmony!

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Track/Video: Icelandic composer/multi-instrumentalist Davidsson previews his emotional debut album with the restorative ‘On Thin Air’.

Revered Icelandic musician Ólafur Arnalds’ new OPIA project (a part festival, part musical community, part record label kind of thing) is adding another artist to its roster to keep emerging…

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Album Review: Dani Scheffels – hi

Daniel Scheffels has established himself as a drummer, composer and producer in various formations and genres. As a drummer, he has played with K.I.Z., Tarek K.I.Z., Ralph Heidel, Simon Popp…

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Track/Video: Blusher Takes Us On A Dreamy Trip with ’24 Hours in Paris’

Naarm/Melbourne-based pop-trio Blusher have shared their latest track, ’24 Hours In Paris’, via Atlantic Records/Warner Music Australia. ’24 Hours in Paris’ delivers an electrifying burst of indie pop, pulsating with…

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Track: Emotional Turbulence Meets Pop Perfection in Stilla’s ‘Under The Weather’

Naarm/Melbourne-based pop princess Stilla has unveiled her first release of 2024, ‘UNDER THE WEATHER’ – co-produced with Nathan Zammit. ‘UNDER THE WEATHER’ unfolds with soaring melodies and poignant lyricism, capturing…

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Album Review: the black watch take us on an enticing sonic excursion through their ‘Weird Rooms’.

LA band the black watch are a veritable institution. Their albums have a sparkle and a sense of yearning that permeates every note and every song is a stadium filling…

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Track: Sydney’s Postcards From Pluto demand to know ‘What Do You Wear’ with an effervescent indie swagger.

New kids on the block, Sydney band Postcards From Pluto sparkle with a sprightly effervescence in their second ever single ‘What Do You Wear’. Imbued with a detectable and delectable…

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Live Gallery: Jen Cloher at Machine Hall, Sydney 06.06.2024

Jen Cloher's Sydney show is a masterclass in storytelling through music

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Track: Shock! Horror! TEENS are ‘Burning Bridges’ everywhere ahead of new album and live dates.

Nipaluna/Hobart band TEENS have just released a pounding, throbbing slice of visceral rock in their new single ‘Burning Bridges’ An ambulant almost filthy funk bass throbs it’s way throughout the…

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