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Track: Tennis prepare for their goodbyes with beautiful new single ‘12 blown tires’

There’s a tender kind of ache at the heart of “12 Blown Tires,” the latest single from Tennis, and it’s one that feels earned. Opening with a warm, almost hypnotic…

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Track: Lex Vervain hits the (bitter)sweet spot with new single, ‘Say it All’

Lex Vervain’s new single “Say It All” is a quietly devastating piece of songwriting—beautiful, bruised, and impossibly tender. Built around undulating acoustic guitar lines that seem to breathe in and…

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Track: Joshua Scarratt – Summer of ‘21

Indie riser Joshua Scarratt has shared a brand new track ‘Summer Of ‘21’, which arrives ahead of his debut EP ‘Riding Through The Desert Of My Dreams’, set for release May 30th. Heralding the lead…

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News: Teenage Joans Are Back with a Bubblegum Sledgehammer of a Track

Adelaide’s Punk Sweethearts Teenage Joans Deliver a Love Song with Bite

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News: The Stamps drop new track announce upcoming album

‘Jamie’s Song’ Proves the stamps Are Masters of Melancholy You Can Dance To

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News: Faye Webster Is Coming Back to Australia this July

Atlanta to Australia: Faye Webster Plots Emotional Invasion with Headline Shows

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Track: Gemma Rogers Releases Charity Single ‘Words Fail’ With Proceeds Going To Palestine Charity HEAL

It’s really not like Gemma Rogers to be lost for words. Her chipper currency is her poetic patois – it’s her raison d’etre. I think they call it “news anxiety”…

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News: Banquet’s Back: Bloc Party Bring Silent Alarm Anniversary Tour Down Under

Bloc Party Announce Massive Australia & NZ Tour

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Track: The Perfect English Weather – Caroline of Brunswick Square; Popguns duo hit the heights

Well, If there’s a more beautiful slice of indie pop released this year, we’ll eat our ill-fitting cardigans. With Caroline of Brunswick Square, The Perfect English Weather return after a…

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Track: Second Idol’s ‘Postcolonial Blues’ is a Dark, Hypnotic Reckoning with Identity

Second Idol’s ‘Postcolonial Blues’ Brings Identity and Displacement to the Forefront

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