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Live Review & Gallery: ROYA Bring Heart to Oxford Art Factory – Eora Land/Sydney, 31.01.26

Danish electro-pop superduo ROYA have racked up massive streaming numbers and a devoted global following, so catching them at the intimate Oxford Art Factory over the weekend felt like a…

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EP Review: Tomorrow Comes The Harvest – The Happening

“The Happening” by Tomorrow Comes The Harvest is the least case, a provocative confrontation. It’s a challenge or dare to the idea that music can be useful if we are…

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Live Gallery: Peggy Gou brings her fluid club energy to Carriageworks Sydney 31.01.2026

Peggy Gou transforms Carriageworks in Sydney with a genre-fluid DJ set, blending house, techno and disco into a slow-burning dancefloor experience, wowing a packed Carriageworks crowd.

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Album Review: Zone Null – ‘Phase 1’: Taking the bass to unknown places- epic, long form electronic improv from the Berlin-based duo.

Pounding into January with the irrepressible Ruptured Records and a debut album, ‘Phase 1’ from a new collaborative project Zone Null, featuring bassist Tony Elieh and electronic composer/performer Burkhard Beins.…

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Album Review: Mi3RAJ – ‘Callings Of The Owed’: Powerful and poetic electronic fusion from Cairo’s rising underground scene.

A new project from their long lasting musical connection, poet/vocalist Mohamed Tarek Moussa and producer/multi-instrumentalist Abdelrahman Shaat (aka Mi3raj) emerge with a new album, the intense ‘Callings Of The Owed’…

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News: Dom Dolla to play first UK outdoor headline show at Old Royal Naval College

Dom Dolla has been confirmed as the next headliner for Labyrinth on the Thames, with the GRAMMY-nominated producer set to play his first UK outdoor headline show at London’s Old Royal Naval College on 1 August 2026.

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News: The Dare Announces Melbourne and Sydney Headline Shows

The Dare will return to Australia for headline shows in Melbourne and Sydney, bringing the raw, club-focused energy that made his last visit one of the year’s most talked-about runs.

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Album Review: Julianna Barwick & Mary Lattimore – ‘Tragic Magic’: A compelling, emotional electro-acoustic collaboration which haunts and hopes.

Some collaborations are just meant to be and this is one of those. Composer, vocalist and electronic musician Julianna Barwick and experimental harpist Mary Lattimore have been more than crossing…

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