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News: Ringlets head to the UK and Europe for their first international tour this May.

Ringlets have been gathering momentum since 2021, and now they’re taking that slow-burn ascent out of Aotearoa and into the wider world. This May, the quartet will set out on their…

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News: Joan As Police Woman announces Real Life Evolution for 20th anniversary

Two decades on from the album that quietly set everything in motion, Joan As Police Woman is returning not to rewrite the past, but to sit with it, reshape it, and let…

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Track: Zipper reveals stunning post punk new single ‘Hiko’

Originally from Eora/Sydney, Zipper first appeared back in 2019, releasing their debut EP ‘Dreamer’s Gate’ the following year. It was something I sadly missed at the time but on the…

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Track: Beth Orton returns with understated new single ‘The Ground Above’

There’s a particular kind of voice that doesn’t age so much as deepen, gathering weight with every passing year. Beth Orton has always had that quality, and on her new single ‘The Ground…

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Hard-Fi, The Molotovs, Pit Pony and The Guest List lead Stockton Calling line up

Stage times have officially been revealed for this year’s Stockton Calling, with the much-loved event returning for its 15th edition and set to take over Stockton-on-Tees for a full day…

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Track: Lambrini Girls unleash ferocious new single ‘Cult of Celebrity’

There’s no easing into a Lambrini Girls track. It doesn’t arrive, it detonates. Their new single ‘Cult of Celebrity’ kicks the door clean off its hinges within seconds, all serrated guitar and spit-fire delivery,…

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News: G.U.N join The Horrors on long-awaited Australian tour

Time has a habit of sharpening certain bands rather than softening them. The Horrors return to Australia next week for their first full tour in over a decade, arriving not as a…

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News: Brighton Psych Fest adds second wave of artists for 2026 edition

There’s something about Brighton that lends itself to disorientation in the best possible way. Maybe it’s the sea air, maybe it’s the maze of venues, or maybe it’s just that certain festivals…

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News: Plini announces An Unnameable Desire with deceptively restrained title track

There is a particular kind of virtuosity that resists spectacle, choosing instead to dissolve into texture. Plini has spent the better part of a decade refining that approach, building compositions that privilege…

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News: Snow Machine adds Hilltop Hoods and Example to stacked 2026 lineup

Some festivals ask you to pick a lane. Snow Machine prefers to throw you down a mountain and let the soundtrack catch up. Returning to Queenstown from 8–13 September, the alpine weekender has unveiled…

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