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Track: St.Arnaud Shares Vibrant New Single ‘Love You! (For Real)’

Edmonton indie pop project St.Arnaud releases the heartfelt new single ‘Love You! (For Real)’. As comparable to Paulo Nutini and James Morrison as it is to Paul Simon, the single…

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Track: Straight Arrows reconnect with their roots on ‘MIDDLEMAN’ / ‘DO THE SLOTH’

Straight Arrows have released a new two-track single pairing the sharp garage punk of ‘MIDDLEMAN’ with ‘DO THE SLOTH’, out now on 7-inch and digital platforms.

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Track: Sydney producer Emma Bass blends UK garage and emotion on ‘Sweet Dejavu’

Emma Bass returns with ‘Sweet Dejavu’, a UK garage-leaning single that pairs rolling basslines with restrained, emotive vocals, continuing her steady rise through Australia’s electronic underground.

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Premiere: The exquisite dream pop exponents Fabels exclusively unveil the new ethereal single ‘Luister’ ahead of new album and tour.

Here at the antipodean outpost of Backseat Mafia, we are truly honoured to be able to bring you an exclusive listen to the new single ‘Luister’ from the legendary dream…

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Track: The Gloom In The Corner Share New Single ‘Nope (Hollow Point Elysium)’

The Gloom In The Corner have unveiled ‘Nope (Hollow Point Elysium)’, the latest preview of their forthcoming album Royal Discordance. Drawing on action cinema and game culture, the track continues the band’s narrative-heavy approach to modern metalcore.

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Track: Courtney Barnett Announces New Album Creature of Habit and Shares Waxahatchee Collaboration

Courtney Barnett’s Creature of Habit is shaped by upheaval and quiet resolve, tracing relocation, loss and renewal with a steadier hand than ever. Led by the Waxahatchee-assisted “Site Unseen”, it’s a record that finds meaning not in answers, but in learning to stay present while everything else shifts.

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Track: Snail Mail announces third album Ricochet, out March 27

Snail Mail’s third album Ricochet arrives in March, pairing Lindsey Jordan’s introspective songwriting with expanded arrangements and a renewed sense of control.

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