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Album Review: Matthew Nowhere’s debut ‘Crystal Heights’ is a transformative shimmering blend of gothic synth pop and Californian sunshine.

Multi-instrumentalist and producer Matthew Nowhere has just released the widescreen beauty of the album ‘Crystal Heights’: an ethereal collection of eighties-influenced shimmering synth pop that unfurls with a statuesque grace. it is…

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Album Review: Tidal Peak unveils the breathtaking beauty of ‘Treasureville’ – a dreamy evocation of sunshine and vast oceans with a glittering melancholia.

Capricorn Coast band Tidal Peak , essentially the work of musician/producer Kyle Lacko, has just released an expansive, glittering album entitled ‘Treasureville’. It’s a collection of sparkling gems that seem to take…

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Album Review: ‘Yorkston/ Jaycock/ Langendorf’: A thrilling electro-acoustic escapade from the alt-folk-jazz luminaries.

If ever there was a singer/song-writer laureate being bandied about then surely James Yorkston would be one of the names in the frame. Staggering to think that we’re getting on…

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Live Gallery: From DIY to the SOH: G2g Rip Through Vivid LIVE With Swagger and Snarl, Sydney Opera House 25.05.2025

Post-punk with pop smarts — G2g tear it up at the Sydney Opera House for Vivid LIVE.

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Track: Garbage Unleash Snarling New Single “Get Out My Face AKA Bad Kitty”

Garbage are back with “Get Out My Face AKA Bad Kitty” — a snarling anthem for anyone done playing nice.

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Track: Empire of the Synth: Nick Littlemore and Ladyhawke Drop First Teenager Single in 18 Years

18 years later, Nick Littlemore and Ladyhawke bring back Teenager — and it sounds better than ever.

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News: Sofia Isella Returns to Australia With Haunting New EP I’m camera . and Festival Dates

SOLD OUT in the US. Upgraded in Europe. Coming to Australia. Sofia Isella’s world tour is taking over.

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Live Review & Gallery: Sun, Songs, and Soul Sisters: Train Headline a Perfect Night with KT Tunstall and Jason Wade, ICC Theatre, Sydney 24.05.2025

A perfect Sydney night with Train back on stage, joined by the electric KT Tunstall and a heartfelt set from Jason Wade.

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Live Review plus Gallery: Infinity Broke Album Launch with The Gin Palace, Trocadero Room, Sydney, 24 May 2025

Infinity Broke blasted their way into the busy Enmore Road in Sydney at the Trocadero Room, offering a far more enticing fare than could be found up the road at…

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Live Review plus Gallery: Vivid Festival – Sigur Rós with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra at the iconic Opera House shine brighter than the festival lights outside.

In a performance that transcended the boundaries of genre and expectation, Sigur Rós, in collaboration with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, delivered a night of sonic transcendence that will linger in…

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Album Review: Matthew Nowhere’s debut ‘Crystal Heights’ is a transformative shimmering blend of gothic synth pop and Californian sunshine.

Album Review: Tidal Peak unveils the breathtaking beauty of ‘Treasureville’ – a dreamy evocation of sunshine and vast oceans with a glittering melancholia.

Album Review: ‘Yorkston/ Jaycock/ Langendorf’: A thrilling electro-acoustic escapade from the alt-folk-jazz luminaries.

Live Gallery: From DIY to the SOH: G2g Rip Through Vivid LIVE With Swagger and Snarl, Sydney Opera House 25.05.2025

Track: Garbage Unleash Snarling New Single “Get Out My Face AKA Bad Kitty”

Track: Empire of the Synth: Nick Littlemore and Ladyhawke Drop First Teenager Single in 18 Years

News: Sofia Isella Returns to Australia With Haunting New EP I’m camera . and Festival Dates

Live Review & Gallery: Sun, Songs, and Soul Sisters: Train Headline a Perfect Night with KT Tunstall and Jason Wade, ICC Theatre, Sydney 24.05.2025

Live Review plus Gallery: Infinity Broke Album Launch with The Gin Palace, Trocadero Room, Sydney, 24 May 2025

Live Review plus Gallery: Vivid Festival – Sigur Rós with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra at the iconic Opera House shine brighter than the festival lights outside.