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Live Gallery: Hiatus Kaiyote Bring The Sydney Opera House To Its Feet 12.07.2026

The Sydney Opera House Concert Hall is packed long before Hiatus Kaiyote take the stage. Three years after their unforgettable orchestral performance for Vivid LIVE, and two years after Backseat Mafia caught them at the…

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Track: Zipper tune into another hypnotic triumph with ‘Ear’.

There are some bands you instinctively know are building something special, and Zipper continue to confirm that feeling with every release. Following the dazzling ‘Hiko’ (read my review here), new…

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Track: Watching the Waves, Watching Ourselves – Tamara & the Dream releases the reflective ‘Beautiful Woman on the Coast in Portugal’

Sometimes the most affecting songs arrive with barely a whisper. On ‘Beautiful Woman on the Coast in Portugal’, Tamara & the Dreams strips away the jangling indie exuberance that made…

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Track: Dominic Breen questions the stories that built a nation with the compelling ‘Just Another Day in the Colony’

There are songwriters who write stories, and there are songwriters who hold a mirror to a nation. On ‘Just Another Day in the Colony’, Sydney’s Dominic Breen confidently plants himself…

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Track: Japan’s The Psychedelic Mars release the ethereal track ‘Rusteneration’ – finding beauty in imperfection

Japan’s independent music scene continues to produce artists who refuse to be boxed in by convention, and Tokyo outfit The Psychedelic Mars are another reminder that some of the country’s…

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Album Review: The legendary Crow ‘Hold Sway’ – a brilliant and elegant return that resonates long after the final note

Few Australian bands have managed to occupy the space between beauty and abrasion quite like Crow. Since emerging from Sydney in the early 1990s, they’ve crafted music that feels simultaneously…

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Live Gallery: Deafheaven’s Powerful Melbourne Performance 9.07.2026

There are few bands that have reshaped the possibilities of heavy music quite like Deafheaven, and at Melbourne’s Forum they proved once again why they remain one of the most compelling live…

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Live Gallery: Cradle Of Filth And DevilDriver Deliver A Night Of Extreme Metal At Sydney’s Enmore Theatre 10.07.2026

The queue outside the Enmore Theatre stretches well before doors open, a sea of black band shirts, leather jackets and corpse paint gathering beneath the theatre’s glowing marquee. Tonight is the meeting…

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Album Review: Akusmi – ‘Terra Incognita’: A lush sonic expedition into exotic rhythms and sultry sax melodies.

London based multi-instrumentalist and composer Pascal Bideau a.k.a Akusmi returns with his third Tonal Union album and if you’re a follower you’ll understand it’s not exactly going to be more…

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Track: Fishwife Return With Dreamlike New Single ‘Surviving The End Of The World’

Emerging outfit Fishwife have returned with ‘Surviving The End Of The World’, a striking new single that builds on the promise of their debut while revealing a band growing rapidly in confidence and…

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