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Track: Kim Gordon Drops ‘PLAY ME’ Title Track and Maps the Collapse of Culture in Real Time

Kim Gordon’s PLAY ME doesn’t just soundtrack the present, it interrogates it, threading together AI anxiety, cultural decay and dark humour into a restless, shape-shifting record that refuses easy answers.

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Album Review : Huw Marc Bennett – ‘Heol Las’: re-imagining bygone songs through a unique folktronica gaze.

Over the last few years producer and multi-instrumentalist Huw Marc Bennett’s solo releases has traced his deepening fascination in the music of his home-land, Wales. In 2020 the ‘Tresilian Bay’…

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News: Melanie C Announces Australian Tour For New Album Sweat

There’s also something fitting about this return landing now. Melanie C’s connection to Australia runs deeper than most visiting acts, from filming visuals for Sweat locally to her ongoing presence on television screens. This isn’t just another tour stop. It feels like a loop closing, or maybe reopening. If Sweat is about joy, movement and community, then these shows are where that theory gets tested in real time. Not nostalgia. Not reinvention. Something messier, louder, and a lot more alive.

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News: Genesis Owusu Announces Explosive New Album And National Tour

Genesis Owusu has announced his third album REDSTAR WU & THE WORLDWIDE SCOURGE alongside a national Australian tour, delivering a bold, genre-blurring record shaped by urgency, identity and a fractured world.

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Live Gallery: Lloyd Cole Rewires His Legacy At Sydney’s Factory Theatre 19.03.2026

Lloyd Cole takes to a packed Factory Theatre in Sydney, delivering an electric solo set that reworks classics from Rattlesnakes through to On Pain with sharp clarity and quiet force.

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Live Gallery: ONE OK ROCK at Hordern Pavilion – Eora Land/Sydney, 14.03.26

Japanese rock band One Ok Rock formed in Tokyo in 2005, with their name coming from booking rehearsal rooms at the cheapest hour available, one o’clock. Twenty years later, they’re…

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News: Vivid LIVE 2026 Turns Sydney Opera House Into A Multi-Stage Sonic Playground

Vivid LIVE 2026 transforms the Sydney Opera House into a multi-stage music takeover, with Mitski, Mogwai, Flying Lotus and Earl Sweatshirt leading a boundary-pushing line-up spanning indie, hip-hop, techno and experimental sound.

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Live Gallery: Sister Bliss Leads Faithless through a powerful night of electronic anthems in Sydney 13.03.2026

Faithless return to Australia for the first time in 15 years, delivering a powerful performance at Sydney’s Hordern Pavilion led by Sister Bliss. When the iconic beat of ‘Insomnia’ arrives early in the set, breathtaking visuals of Maxi Jazz transform the moment into a moving tribute as the crowd dances through one of electronic music’s most enduring anthems.

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Live Gallery: Peach PRC debuts the Porcelain era with theatrical flair at the Hordern Pavilion 15.03.2026

Peach PRC launches her Sydney show at the Hordern Pavilion with a striking visual statement, opening the night on a dance pole surrounded by two dancers as a sold-out crowd erupts. With lush stage production and the promise of her debut album Porcelain, the Australian pop star delivers a performance that charts her evolution from bedroom-pop storyteller to fully realised pop auteur

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Live Review & Gallery: Circle pits and confetti as Linkin Park deliver a powerful Sydney comeback 14.03.2026

Linkin Park’s Sydney return at Qudos Bank Arena becomes a communal moment as fans from across Australia and New Zealand gather to hear classics like ‘Numb’, ‘In The End’ and ‘One Step Closer’, with pink confetti drifting over the crowd during the encore.

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