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News: The magnificent Cousin Tony’s Brand New Firebird are back with news of a new album, tour and euphoric gospel-tinged single ‘Rosewater’.

Cousin Tony’s Brand New Firebird (CTBNF) last lit up the firmament with the majestic ‘Smiles of Earth’ album back in 2022 (see my review here). And the sun shines brighter…

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News: The Living Tombstone To Bring Their Electro-Punk Glitch Party to Australia

The Living Tombstone Hit Australia This July

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News: TFS Wage War on Ignorance in Blistering New Single ‘Dunning Kruger’s Loser Cruiser’

Tropical F*ck Storm Deliver Unholy Gospel of Collapse in New Track

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Track: Cut Copy return with the gorgeous evocative single ‘Solid’.

It’s been five years since Australia’s iconic electronic band Cut Copy released original music, and they have returned with a sinuous new single ‘Solid’. An ambient liquid track that bubbles…

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Track: ‘Blink and You’ll Miss It’ – MF Tomlinson unveils the cinematic sweep of his new single ahead of album release and in-store live events

Australian-born UK resident MF Tomlinson will be releasing a new album entitled ‘Die To Wake Up From a Dream’ on 11 July via PRAH Recordings and the second single from the album, ‘Blink…

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Premiere: It’s an ‘Earthquake’, but rest assured – Hobsons Bay Coast Guard come to the rescue with an effervescent bounce and a launch date.

We are honoured to premiere the new single ‘Earthquake’ from Naarm/Melbourne surf punk exponents Hobsons Bay Coast Guard. Try keep your feet still for this one: it’s a gravity-defying blast…

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News: Ocean Grove Sell Out Brisbane, Upgrade Adelaide as Oddworld Tour Heats Up

Ocean Grove Add Firepower to May Tour with Venue Upgrades

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Live Review & Gallery: Legends at Work: Toto and Christopher Cross at the ICC Theatre, Sydney 19.04.2025

Christopher Cross and Toto Roll Back the Years in Sydney

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Album Review: ‘I Love What We Do’ – It’s Geoffrey O’Connor’s world and we are delighted to be immersed in his luscious sonic romanticism.

Geoffrey O’Connor creates a world of breathlessly beautiful chamber pop, rich and luscious with an infectious sensibility that takes its genesis from the sixties – a sort of Burt Bacharach/Max…

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Album Review: Mess Esque’s ‘Jay Marie, Comfort Me’ is an epically beautiful and assured album, released ahead of Australian and European dates.

Mess Esque, the collaboration between Helen Franzmann (McKisko) and Mick Turner (Dirty Three, Tren Brothers), follow up on their self-titled debut 2021 album (reviewed by me here) with the astronomically…

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