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Live Review and Gallery – Ash with The Gin Palace, Manning Bar Sydney 250323

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Track: New Duo ‘ Wanderland ‘ debut the heavenly ‘Soon’

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Belair Lip Bombs

The Belair Lip Bombs return with ‘Don’t Let Them Tell You (It’s Fair)’, the second single from their debut album Again, out October 31 on Third Man Records. Inspired by a conversation with Alex Lahey, the track is a call for confidence and conviction.

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Bar Italia

Over 160 live shows since 2023 have reshaped bar italia into a powerful five-piece on stage.

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Sarah McLachlan

Sarah McLachlan’s Gravity offers a personal reflection on her relationship with her eldest daughter, ahead of the release of Better Broken.

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Hazlett

Hazlett returns with “i don’t want your garden,” a final look into his upcoming album last night you said you missed me, out 12 September.

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Lemonheads

After nearly two decades without a Lemonheads album, Dando returns with Love Chant—a collaborative and considered work built over years of quiet momentum.

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Tramlines Festival 2025 saw Sheffield favourites Pulp return for a long-overdue appearance—and what a homecoming it was. Taking the main stage in front of a sold-out crowd, Pulp delivered a powerhouse performance that effortlessly blended their biggest hits with bold new material, proving they’re as relevant as ever. Opening with “Spike Island” from their 2025 …

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Kim Gordon

ADVOCATE. CLIMATE CHANGE. FEMALE. HISPANIC. IMMIGRANTS. INTERSEX. MALE-DOMINATED. MENTAL HEALTH. NON-CONFORMING. TRAUMA. UTERUS. VICTIM. WOMEN. Kim Gordon reads them like a warning siren in ‘BYE BYE 25!’.

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Garbage

Garbage are back with “Get Out My Face AKA Bad Kitty” — a snarling anthem for anyone done playing nice.

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After more than a decade away, Allo Darlin’ return with a tender, toe-tapping gem in My Love Will Bring You Home — a warm-hearted slice of jangly indie pop that gracefully reaffirms the band’s gift for melodic intimacy. Breezy yet thoughtful, the track marries classic pop sensibilities with soft nods to Americana. There’s a gentle sway to …

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Kathryn Joseph’s new single “deer” arrives cloaked in sorrow and restrained beauty, a haunting first glimpse into her upcoming album WE WERE MADE PREY. Built around gentle, emotive synths and her unmistakable voice—fragile, enclosed, and quietly powerful—the track feels like a private reckoning. It’s a piece that doesn’t so much unfold as it hovers, pulling you …

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