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Album Review: ‘Smile’ – Brighton’s Thrillhouse have blossomed into something quite special with their second shimmering album.

Brighton band Thrillhouse have long been on our radar and, while at times the radar’s been on the blink due the sheer volume of noise in the industry, one thing…

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Live Gallery: The Horrors and G.U.N. transform Manning Bar into a pulsating fever dream 11.04.2026

There’s a particular kind of darkness that settles over Manning Bar — not theatrical, not decorative, but lived-in. The room feels less like a venue and more like a holding space for…

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News: Phil Jamieson announces new album 10Charlie and massive PJ AIR tour

Phil Jamieson isn’t easing into his next chapter — he’s launching it at full altitude. The new single ‘Weekends’ landed on 10 April and sophomore album 10Charlie set for August 14, the former Grinspoon frontman is mapping…

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News: Sunday Smoke Return with ‘Complex’

There’s a certain electricity that comes with a band hitting their stride, and for Sunday Smoke, that moment feels firmly within reach. Returning with their latest single, ‘Complex’, the Surrey trio…

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Track: Desperately Seeking Suki Unveil Debut Single ‘Suki’

Alt-Pop newcomers Desperately Seeking Suki unveil the infectious debut single ‘Suki’. Formed by siblings Natassa Zoë and SIG SALI (Danny Pugh), the duo bridge continents between Australia and the UK,…

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News: Purity Ring announce first Australian tour in a decade

After a decade away from Australian stages, Purity Ring are bringing their immersive, otherworldly live show back this June, locking in headline dates across Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne, alongside an…

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News: Fokofpolisiekar, Van Coke Kartel, aKing and Die Heuwels Fantasties reunite for VanFokKingTasties

Four bands, one city, and a name that still hits like a punchline and a promise. Fokofpolisiekar, Van Coke Kartel, aKing and Die Heuwels Fantasties are reassembling the Bellville universe, reviving VanFokKingTasties for the first…

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News: Noah Kahan scales up — The Great Divide tour lands in Australia with his biggest shows yet.

Noah Kahan is scaling up — and not by inches. With The Great Divide World Tour now locked in for late 2026, the Vermont-born songwriter is stepping into his biggest international run yet,…

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Track: Wrap up in the warm melancholic embrace of debut single ‘Snow Day’, from Naarm/Melbourne artist Hannah Potter.

Rippling acoustic guitars and a cello that makes you weep opens up the absolutely gorgeous single ‘Snow Day’ from Naarm/Melbourne artist Hannah Potter. Her mellifluous and velvet-toned voce enters, gliding…

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Interview: It’s Not a Documentary — It’s an Act: Baxter Dury on Nepotism, Performance and the Strange Theatre of Modern Life

When I last saw Baxter Dury, it was during Dark Mofo in Hobart — a setting whose nocturnal weirdness felt oddly perfect for his particular brand of dry, late-night storytelling.…

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