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Track: Uh Huh Her Reimagine Sonic Youth’s ‘Kool Thing’ Ahead Of Nocturnes: Redux

More than a decade after Nocturnes quietly cemented its place as an overlooked electropop gem, Uh Huh Her are revisiting the album with a fresh perspective. The duo of Camila Grey and…

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Live Review: Cherryholt – Oporto, Leeds. 18.05.26

Cherryholt show they're more than ready for the step up to headliners, kicking off their tour in Leeds #cherryholt #livemusic #backseatmafia #gigphotography #indiemusic

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Track: Too Late To Go Outside Continues kate moth’s Rise In Sydney’s Indie Underground

While most post-punk bands chase urgency through sheer noise, kate moth seem more interested in atmosphere: the strange emotional space between isolation and euphoria, where staying home on a Saturday…

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Track: WHO SHOT SCOTT drops high-octane single ‘FAST CAR’

There’s a point where memory stops behaving like nostalgia and starts sounding more like distortion, loud, messy and impossible to tidy up. WHO SHOT SCOTT leans straight into that space on ‘FAST…

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Track: Tractor Beam’ finds Snail Mail exploring dissociation and distance

There’s a moment in Snail Mail’s new single ‘Tractor Beam’ where everything seems to lift, not in triumph, but in escape. It’s a feeling that runs through the track like a current, a quiet…

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Track: My Cherie Shares ‘Box of Pencils’ Video Exploring Identity and Cultural Pressure

Adelaide artist My Cherie has released the video for ‘Box of Pencils’, a cinematic visual that deepens the themes of identity and vulnerability introduced on her EP Life is Short & Life is Long.

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Track: 2charm Release Debut Album star scum city and drop new single ‘girls’

2charm have released their debut album star scum city, a nine-track project rooted in club culture and youth experience, alongside a new video for its focus track ‘girls’.

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News: Rolling Blackouts C.F. Return With Expansive New Single ‘Sunburned in London’

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.

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Track: Courtney Barnett Announces New Album Creature of Habit and Shares Waxahatchee Collaboration

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.

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