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Album Review: Things We Did on Earth – The Kilbey/Kennedy sonic spaceship alights in our universe, and they’re better than ever.

Over the years, writing about Steve Kilbey and Martin Kennedy has become a little like tracing constellations across different skies. Whether reviewing latter-day albums by The Church or previous Kilbey…

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News: Star Print Clad Bring 70’s Rock Revival On New Single ‘The River’

Brighton’s own Star Print Clad return with genuine purpose on their powerful new single ‘The River’, marking the second instalment in an increasingly impressive run of singles set to arrive throughout 2026. Landing…

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News: Borderline to tour Australia This July

Borderline, the Auckland four-piece have announced an Australian tour this July in support of their debut album, bringing their restless blend of indie rock, pop hooks and groove-heavy energy to…

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News: Alex Lahey Revisits ‘B-Grade University’ With Tegan And Sara In Tow

Alex Lahey’s debut EP arrived at a moment when Australian indie rock was beginning to shed some of its self-conscious cool and embrace something messier, louder and more emotionally direct.…

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Live Review: Gabrielle Aplin – Project House, Leeds. 06.05.26

Gabrielle Aplin brings her retrospective tour to Leeds #gabrielleaplin #livemusic #backseatmafia #review #gigphotography

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Live Gallery: From The Vanguard To City Recital Hall: Bear’s Den’s Sydney Return Feels Massive 09.05.2026

The City Recital Hall can feel almost intimidating before a show begins. Towering walls, polished timber, rows upon rows of seated anticipation. It’s the kind of venue that demands scale. And yet…

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News: The Church Announce A Psychedelic Symphony With 30-Piece Orchestra

Few Australian bands have built a catalogue as atmospheric and quietly influential as The Church. More than four decades after first emerging from Sydney’s underground with their unmistakable blend of…

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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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Premiere: Grace Turbo Unpacks Emotional Fallout On New Single Bleed Again

Sydney’s indie underground has always had a way of turning emotional confusion into something strangely beautiful, and Grace Turbo leans directly into that tension on her new single Bleed Again, premiering today on…

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Live Gallery: HighSchool Bring Their Acclaimed Debut Album To Sydney’s Lansdowne Hotel 07.05.2026

Sydney finally feels like winter tonight. The cold cuts through the streets outside, but inside The Lansdowne Hotel the room is already packed shoulder-to-shoulder long before HighSchool even appear. Backseat Mafia has consistently championed…

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