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Album Review: Anenon – ‘Dream Temperature’: Enthralling, dream-state miniatures from the singular LA composer/instrumentalist.

‘Dream Temperature’, the second release on Tonal Union by saxophonist and composer Brian Allen Simon (aka Anenon), is an album of departures and returns. While 2016’s ‘Petrol’ captured the energy…

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Album Review: Leaf Mosaic unveils debut album ‘Sapient’: a collection of sparkling pure pop jewels.

Following up from the brilliant single ‘What Changed?’ released a few weeks ago, duo Leaf Mosaic have unveiled their electrifying debut album ‘Sapient’ and it is clear a powerful new…

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Album Review: Naná Rizinni – ‘Epiblast’: An energetic, feisty electro-jazz fusion set from the Brazilian drummer/composer.

A go-to session drummer, vocalist and songwriter within the São Paulo scene, Naná Rizinni looks set to drive home her credentials with her new album ‘Epiblast’, released via Bridge the…

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News: LCD Soundsystem add new North American dates and join Harry Styles’ Meltdown

LCD Soundsystem continue behaving like a group who still found a better party somewhere else and expect you to catch up. James Murphy and company have expanded their 2026 North American…

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Album Review: Charbel Haber – ‘May a soft sun bless your sky while you wait for the inevitable’: A serene ambient soundtrack of beauty and bewilderment.

From its very first notes this is an album which treads the finest line between peaceful serenity and poignant fragility. That’s a balance that only a musician of Charbel Haber’s…

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Track / Video

Track: Swiss Riser MATONDO Shines On ‘DOPAMINE’

Swiss electronic-pop riser MATONDO shares the fizzing new single ‘DOPAMINE’. Bringing a noughties nostalgia with a fresh hyperpop edge, the single offers a first glimpse into her forthcoming EP. ‘DOPAMINE’ opens…

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News: Midival Punditz Release New Album Love & Machines

Midival Punditz have returned from a five-year hiatus in characteristically bold fashion, unveiling their latest album Love & Machines, a 13-track project that seamlessly threads cutting-edge electronic production with the…

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Premiere: ‘This Is How It Hurts’ – Justin Stokes (from the band Wilding) shows us exactly how in his new solo project Modern Ideas.

We are massive fans of the work of Justin Stokes through his work with the band Wilding, admiring his ability to craft intelligent self-deprecating pop of the highest order. We…

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Live Gallery: Sleaford Mods Deliver Direct, Unfiltered Set at Sydney’s Enmore Theatre 17.04.2026

At the Enmore Theatre, the room tightens early. Melbourne’s Screensaver set the tone with a controlled, mechanical edge, their synth driven post-punk sound built on repetition and tension rather than release. When Sleaford Mods walk…

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News: Hermitude Release Eighth Album EIGHT

Hermitude have released EIGHT, their eighth studio album and a record that shifts their focus firmly back toward the dancefloor. Twenty-five years into their career, the Blue Mountains duo move away from…

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