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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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See: I Like Trains Share Video For Next Single ‘Dig In’

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Rolling Blackouts

Rolling Blackouts C.F. are back with ‘Sunburned in London’, a six-minute slow-burn that captures sensory overload, creeping dawn and the uneasy beauty of city nights, marking their first new music since Endless Rooms.

Courtney Barnett

Courtney Barnett’s Creature of Habit is shaped by upheaval and quiet resolve, tracing relocation, loss and renewal with a steadier hand than ever. Led by the Waxahatchee-assisted “Site Unseen”, it’s a record that finds meaning not in answers, but in learning to stay present while everything else shifts.

Gordi

Gordi has released High Line, a new single written with Alex Lahey, alongside the announcement of an 11-date Australian tour from March to May.

It’s overused I know, but indie pop legends (you find me a better description….) return with a new single Excuse Me, accompanied by news of a new album Highway To Heavenly, out on February 27th via Skep Wax. The original line-up; Amelia Fletcher, Peter Momtchilloff, Cathy Rogers and Rob Pursey are joined on drums by …

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.

Bar Italia

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

Sarah McLachlan

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

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.

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.

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 …