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News: Alt Share New Single & Video ‘Conversations that Hurt’
By Deb Pelser
/ July 27, 2024
alt. want to have ‘Conversations that Hurt’
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News: The Last Dinner Party cover Blondie
By Deb Pelser
/ July 27, 2024
The Last Dinner Party cover Blondie’s ‘Call Me’
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Live Review: 20 Years Of Transgressive Records at Regents Park Open Air Theatre with Arlo Parks and Marika Hackman 15.07.2024
By Craig Young
/ July 26, 2024
By Victoria Wai “Thank you for being with me on this rainy adventure. I feel like this is going to…
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Track: Wing Of The Monkey – The Dog
By Craig Young
/ July 26, 2024
The North East punk rockers return with their new single ‘The Dog’. Following a string of previous singles from the…
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Track: Pilar Victoria Shines On Happy Perez Produced New Single ‘Dancing In The Sand’
By Rowena Willis
/ July 26, 2024
Rising alternative-pop solo artist Pilar Victoria shines on her vibrant new single, ‘Dancing In The Sand’. The Argentine-American teenager’s meteoric…
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Track: Ireland Quartet Public Warning Share Indie Fizzer ‘Reckless’
By Rowena Willis
/ July 26, 2024
Ashbourne, Ireland-based indie-rockers Public Warning return with their infectious new single ‘Reckless’. Offering a tantalising preview from the band’s forthcoming…
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Album Review: Moxxy Jones – Unnoticed
By Rowena Willis
/ July 26, 2024
Synth-pop duo Moxxy Jones has finally unveiled their highly anticipated debut album, ‘Unnoticed’. Over the past two years, the US-based…
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News: Stray Kids Announce Australian Tour
By Deb Pelser
/ July 26, 2024
Stray Kids Set to Rock Melbourne and Sydney with Exclusive October Concerts!
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Track: Lea Thomas – The Gift
By Craig Young
/ July 25, 2024
Hawaii native based in New York, songwriter Lea Thomas is set to release her new album ‘Cosmos Forever’ on the…
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Album Review: Jaws The Shark – Wasteland
By Craig Young
/ July 25, 2024
Jaws The Shark’s debut album ‘Wasteland’ spans ten tracks written entirely by Olly Bailey, the man behind Jaws The Shark,…
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Premieres / Exclusives
- Premiere: Italy’s Kodaclips ‘Fall Apart’ in the most elegant manner with a glorious single ahead of album release.by Arun Kendall
- PREMIERE: Big Yard returns with their euphoric brand of modernised country blues rock in new single ‘Melody’ by Rowena Willis
- Premiere: Melbourne-based Scot, Quinny, unveils anthemic single and hilarious video for the epic track ‘Settlers’, ahead of debut album.by Arun Kendall
- Premiere: Naarm/Melbourne Artist, Allysha Joy, Bears Her Soul On Heartfelt Release ‘David’by Sarah Yagki
- Premiere: Eora/Sydney Based, Thomas James Mahony, Returns With Mesmerising New Single ‘Hearts Afire’by Jess Hutton
- Premiere: We know and love them well – the magnificent Chavez Cartel are back with thumping new track ‘Unfamiliar Boy’ ahead of more new material.by Arun Kendall
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Track / Video
- News: Alt Share New Single & Video ‘Conversations that Hurt’by Deb Pelser
- News: The Last Dinner Party cover Blondieby Deb Pelser
- Track: Wing Of The Monkey – The Dogby Craig Young
- Track: Pilar Victoria Shines On Happy Perez Produced New Single ‘Dancing In The Sand’by Rowena Willis
- Track: Ireland Quartet Public Warning Share Indie Fizzer ‘Reckless’by Rowena Willis
- Track: Lea Thomas – The Giftby Craig Young
- Track & News: Naarm/Melbourne’s Radio Free Alice Release Latest Single ‘Johnny’ Ahead of Upcoming EP ‘Polyester’ + Tour Announcementby Jess Hutton
- Track: Frank Follows Share Vibrant New Single ‘Hey!’by Simon Lucas-Hughes
- Track: Jane’s Addiction – Imminent Redemptionby Craig Young
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Album Reviews
- Album Review: Moxxy Jones – Unnoticedby Rowena Willis
- Album Review: Jaws The Shark – Wastelandby Craig Young
- Album Review : Harvestman –‘Triptych Part Two’ : A pulsating second album in Steve Von Till’s ambitious, post-metal trilogy.by John Parry
- Album Review: Introducing Meanjin/Brisbane’s DIAL, Their Self-Titled Debut EP and Upcoming Show!by Jess Hutton
- EP Review: Victory Lap – Torch Songsby Craig Young
- Album Review: Bird – Wider Than The Sky (Original motion Picture Soundtrack)by Adrian Barr
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Interviews
- Meet: Indie Newcomer Big Warm Bedby Craig Young
- 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.by Arun Kendall
- Meet: FreeFall; A Band Long In The Makingby Craig Young
- Meet: Voidgazer, They Play Metalby Craig Young
- Meet: Fin Greenall Of Fink As The Band Return With A Brand New Album; Listen To Latest Single ‘One Last Gift’by Craig Young
- Meet: LA alt-rockers Jagged Baptist Clubby Craig Young
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Features / Playlists
- 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.by Arun Kendall
- Feature: Fin Greenall Provides A Track By Track Of Finks Highly Anticipated New Album ‘Beauty In Your Wake’ Which Is Out Nowby Craig Young
- Live Gallery: Pond at Altar, Hobart with 208L Containers, 15.06.2024by Arun Kendall
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Live review
- Live Review: 20 Years Of Transgressive Records at Regents Park Open Air Theatre with Arlo Parks and Marika Hackman 15.07.2024by Craig Young
- Live Review & Gallery: The Last Dinner Party Cook Up a Storm at Sydney’s Hordern Pavilion 23.07.2024by Deb Pelser
- Live Review: A Day to Remember – Moda Center Portland, Oregon 14.07.2024by Staff Writers
- Live Review: Loyle Carner – The Piece Hall, Halifax, 09.07.24by Huw Williams
- Live Review: Amigo The Devil / Nate Bergman – The Wardrobe, Leeds 15.07.2024by Craig Young
- Live Review & Gallery: A Night to Remember as TV Girl Make Their Eora/Sydney Debut – 17.07.24, Hordern Pavilionby Jess Hutton
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Film
- Film Review: Januaryby Rob Aldam
- Sundance Review: Iron Butterfliesby Rob Aldam
- Sundance Review: Slowby Rob Aldam
- Sundance Review: When It Meltsby Rob Aldam
- Blu-Ray Review: Villa Ridesby Rob Aldam
- Blu-Ray Review: The Fighting Kentuckianby Rob Aldam