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Track: Robyn rewrites herself on ‘Blow My Mind,’ turning pop memory into something more volatile

Pop rarely permits revision. Once a song is released, it calcifies into its most recognisable form, fixed in the cultural bloodstream. Robyn has never quite adhered to that logic. With…

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Premiere: Kathleen Halloran unveils enigmatic video for the sultry track ‘Wolves Like You’ ahead of new album and live dates.

We are very honoured to provide you with an exclusive look at the stunning new video for the über cool single ‘Wolves Like You’ from guitarist Kathleen Halloran. The release…

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Track: ‘Roadtrip Season’ Finds Indie Dog Between Lament and Release

Indie Dog’s ‘Roadtrip Season’ moves from quiet introspection to full-bodied release, tracing a loose narrative of dislocation, memory and the fragile solace of music.

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News: Morgan Evans Returns to His Roots on New Album Steel Town Announces Australian Tour

Morgan Evans’ Steel Town trades scale for intimacy, revisiting his Newcastle roots in a reflective, self-written album that charts a path from fracture to renewal.

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Track: Jehnny Beth and Mike Patton Collide on Fragmented New Single ‘Look At Me’

Jehnny Beth’s ‘Look At Me’ pairs with Mike Patton for a fractured, two-part exploration of power, persuasion and the uneasy pull of voices that claim authority.

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Track: POND Turn Inward on New Single ‘Terrestrials’

POND’s ‘Terrestrials’ reframes humanity as the ultimate mystery, blending psych textures with an uneasy meditation on love, destruction and everything in between.

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News: Indie aficionados everywhere rejoice as the legendary Crow announce new album ‘Hold Sway’ and tempt us with the single ‘You Can’t Turn Away’.

It’s off their forthcoming first album in 15 years, but on the strength of the new single ‘You Can’t Turn Away’ from the legendary Crow, it’s clearly business as usual.…

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Track: Bleachers Unveil ‘dirty wedding dress’ Ahead of New Album everyone for ten minutes

Bleachers’ ‘dirty wedding dress’ trades polish for intimacy, offering a rumpled, emotionally open preview of everyone for ten minutes, a record that leans into both darkness and devotion.

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Track: The Pretty Reckless Dive Headfirst Into Chaos on ‘When I Wake Up’

The Pretty Reckless’ ‘When I Wake Up’ trades polish for proximity, capturing the comedown of excess in a raw, first-person spiral that signals a darker, more exposed chapter ahead.

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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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