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Album Review: Slow Readers Club Release Anthemic 6th LP “Knowledge Freedom Power”

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Album Review: YELLO – Point

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TRACK: FALLE NIOKE AND GHOST CULTURE SHARE NEW TRACK LONELINESS

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Moby

Moby has announced his 23rd studio album Future Quiet, sharing an orchestral reworking of When It’s Cold I’d Like To Die featuring Jacob Lusk.

The Midnight

The Midnight will return to Australia this January and February, joined by Boo Seeka, for a three-date headline run across Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney.

xiu xiu

Xiu Xiu have released a stripped-back cover of Robyn’s Dancing on My Own, taken from their forthcoming covers compilation Xiu Mutha Fuckin’ Xiu: Vol. 1.

Robyn

Robyn has announced her ninth studio album, Sexistential, due out in March 2026, alongside new singles ‘Talk To Me’ and the album’s title track.

One of my favourite things about Australia is our festival culture. Remote bush raves, dusty roads, cheesy doof sticks, no reception and championing Australian acts. This year, I got a chance to grab a taster of Lost Paradise Festival in the Central Coast’s Glenworth Valley – a huge festival located in lush bush about 1.5 …

underworld

Launching Finely Tuned’s THE WORKS at Carriageworks, Underworld deliver an immersive, sweat-soaked set that prioritises collective release over spectacle. Mostly obscured behind towering screens, the duo let the music lead, transforming a packed room into a shared moment of movement, colour and catharsis.

Peach PRC

On PORCELAIN, Peach PRC doesn’t abandon the pop spectacle that made her famous, she deepens it. This is music written from the heat of transformation, where longing is unresolved and vulnerability becomes a kind of strength.

Lady Gaga

Lady Gaga’s first Sydney show in over a decade erupts into a colossal, stadium-shaking spectacle, as 70,000 Monsters witness The MAYHEM Ball in full surreal, electrifying force — a career-spanning triumph from pop’s most fearless performer.

On the Banks has unveiled a massive second wave of artists for its 2026 series, adding Grace Jones, MARINA, King Stingray and Sarah Blasko to an already star-powered summer line-up set against Brisbane’s Cultural Forecourt at South Bank.

Grace Jones

Grace Jones will play the Sydney Opera House Forecourt in February 2026, bringing her singular blend of avant-pop, performance art and untouchable charisma to a summer program already stacked with global heavyweights.