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Live Review: The Hives / Viagra Boys – (Sthlm Fields Festival) Gärdet, Stockholm 06.07.2024

By Anastasia Baranovskaia Throughout Stockholm, flyers have been spotted promoting a showdown between the bands Viagra Boys and The Hives. This PR campaign, fueled by a playful rivalry between the…

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PREMIERE: Big Yard returns with their euphoric brand of modernised country blues rock in new single ‘Melody’

Big Yard are looking likely to be one of the most exciting US bands to come to the fore this year, with a sound that feels refreshingly nostalgic yet speaks…

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Live Gallery: Teddy Swims at the Hordern Pavilion, Sydney 11.07.2024

Behind Teddy Swims' rugged facade is a voice that flows like liquid gold, unexpected and utterly captivating.

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News: Liverpool-Based Risers STR^NGE Deliver Haunting Exploration Of Desperation & Futility On Psychedelic 70s Influenced New Single ‘Timestuck’

Emerging from the vibrant Liverpool music scene, STR^NGE delivers a compelling narrative of existential angst with their latest single, ‘Timestuck’. This vibrant, genre-bending track weaves together elements of psychedelic rock…

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Track: Joan & The Giants Captivate with Cathartic Indie-Pop Anthem ‘Feels Like Heartache

Boorloo/Perth based rising stars Joan & The Giants have returned with what feels like their most vulnerable release yet, ‘Feels Like Heartache’ – click to stream. ‘Feels Like Heartache’ opens…

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Live Review: Tom Grennan – Leeds, 06.07.24

Tom Grennan never gives less than his all, and his show lit up Millennium Square in Leeds on Saturday. Following a slightly delayed start, due to England scraping through to…

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Meet: If Einsturzende Neubauten was the backing band for The Shangri-Las – we have a chat with Jim Reid from The Jesus and Mary Chain about the music, sobriety and offending Scarlett Johansson.

The Jesus and Mary Chain are about to embark on a tour of Australia as part of their 40th anniversary celebrations, and I caught up via Zoom with singer Jim…

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News: Wunderhorse strike gold with ‘Silver’

Wunderhorse's 'Silver' is a Gem

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Album Review : Hypnodrone Ensemble – ‘The Problem Is in the Sender – Do Not Tamper with the Receiver’: An epic drone-rock statement from the Berlin-based collective.

So here’s the real sound of the psychedelic underground filtering through once more. Beyond retro, pastiche or nostalgia, forward thinking, lifeblood music that connects the pathways of cosmic rock, kosmische,…

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News: Japan’s Electrifying Garage Rock Trio, The Fadeaways, Bring Seismic Energy to Australian Shores + Release of Exclusive Tour LP ‘Pretty Wild’

The garage rock scene is about to get a seismic shake as Japan’s electrifying trio, The Fadeaways, make their highly-anticipated debut on Australian shores. Next week, Toyozo (vocals and bass),…

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Live Review: The Hives / Viagra Boys – (Sthlm Fields Festival) Gärdet, Stockholm 06.07.2024

PREMIERE: Big Yard returns with their euphoric brand of modernised country blues rock in new single ‘Melody’

Live Gallery: Teddy Swims at the Hordern Pavilion, Sydney 11.07.2024

News: Liverpool-Based Risers STR^NGE Deliver Haunting Exploration Of Desperation & Futility On Psychedelic 70s Influenced New Single ‘Timestuck’

Track: Joan & The Giants Captivate with Cathartic Indie-Pop Anthem ‘Feels Like Heartache

Live Review: Tom Grennan – Leeds, 06.07.24

Meet: If Einsturzende Neubauten was the backing band for The Shangri-Las – we have a chat with Jim Reid from The Jesus and Mary Chain about the music, sobriety and offending Scarlett Johansson.

News: Wunderhorse strike gold with ‘Silver’

Album Review : Hypnodrone Ensemble – ‘The Problem Is in the Sender – Do Not Tamper with the Receiver’: An epic drone-rock statement from the Berlin-based collective.

News: Japan’s Electrifying Garage Rock Trio, The Fadeaways, Bring Seismic Energy to Australian Shores + Release of Exclusive Tour LP ‘Pretty Wild’