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Track: Brenn!’s Latest Single, ‘Looking For’, Strikes a Chord with High-Energy Folk-Pop Vibes

Brenn!, the rapidly rising folk-pop artist, has just dropped his latest single, ‘Looking For‘, continuing to ride the wave of acclaim generated by his unique blend of folk sensibilities and…

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Track: Jozef Van Wissem – The Devil is a Fair Angel and the Serpent a Subtle Beast

Dutch lute player and composer Jozef Van Wissem has shared the video for track ‘The Devil is a Fair Angel and the Serpent a Subtle Beast’ which is the second track to be…

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Live Review and Gallery: Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls Bring their Never Ending Tour Of Everywhere to Enmore Theatre – 22.11.23, Gadigal/Sydney

The Enmore Theatre served as the perfect setting for an unforgettable night with Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls last night as they continued on their Never Ending Tour Of…

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News: German electronic/folk duo Milky Chance announce Australian / New Zealand tour

German folk electronic duo Milky Chance are returning to Australia and New Zealand next January 2024 in celebration of their latest album ‘Living In A Haze’ – presented by Untitled…

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Premiere: Layperson sifts through the wreckage of heartbreak on bruised yet triumphant second album ‘Massive Leaning’

Existing as a trans person in 2023 is itself an act of reclamation, resistance, discovery and—above all—self-acceptance, so it could be said that Portland’s Julian Morris has been well-placed to…

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Premiere: Winter Starlings alight with yearning elegance on new single ‘My Own Fairytale’.

We are overjoyed to premiere the new single ‘My Own Fairytale’ from Sydney band Winter Starlings. It’s a track with more sparkle than the sunlight on the Sydney Harbour with…

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News: Superstar South African Cellist And Singer Abel Selaocoe To Tour The UK In Autumn 2023

Hugely acclaimed South African cellist, singer and composer Abel Selaocoe, who has continued his meteoric rise to global stardom during the first half of 2023 with a string of prestigious performances…

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Album Review: Bishopskin – Babble

By Mimi Nicholson Bishopskin’s debut album Babble is almost liturgical, with its invocation of religious life and manyrepeated motifs. Rooted sonically in the traditions of folk-revival and London’s post-punk music…

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Premiere: Will Knox Sends A Healing Balm With Stripped Back Version Of ‘Instant Coffee’

London born now Netherlands based singer songwriter Will Knox has shared a beautiful striped-back acoustic version of his latest single ‘Instant Coffee’ taken from his forthcoming debut album due for release…

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Album Review: It’s ‘A Beautiful Waste of Time’ for the Italian troubadour An Early Bird – a veritable triumph in ethereal majesty.

You know exactly what to expect from Italian troubadour An Early Bird – the work of auteur pop folkster Stefano Di Stefano whose career Backseat Mafia has followed with close…

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