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News: Iconic indie giants Youth Group announce new album ‘Big Whoop’ for October and lead with the shimmering anthemic single ‘The Joke’ and tour dates.

Last year while supporting Underground Lovers and back touring after a five year hiatus, the iconic Youth Group released the single thrilling ‘Siberia’ (see my review here) as a portent…

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Track: Lily Jupiter debuts her single sparkling ‘Stamp Alphabet’ and gives notice of a prodigious, creative talent emerging.

For an emerging artist who is only 16, Lily Jupiter displays an incredible assurance and prodigious ability in her debut single ‘Stamp Alphabet’, released today. There are detectable elements of…

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Track: Sydney/Gadigal band Valley Onda release the dreamy hypnotic track ‘Minacious’

The new single ‘Minacious’ from Sydney/Gadigal band Valley Onda is shrouded in a mysterious fugue as sparkling guitars set up a hypnotic chime over the soothing vocals that have a…

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Track: Lisbon-based band pôt-pot return with glittering new single ‘S3xtape’ ahead of debut album release.

Lisbon-based Irish quintet pôt-pot follow up last month’s single ‘WRSW’, covered here by Backseat Mafia, with new single ‘S3xtape’. Of course it’s not written like that but given the tender sensibilities…

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Track: Jordan Laser Shares “Holiday”, A Slow-Burning Alt-Pop Cut

Longing, solitude, and 90s textures—Jordan Laser’s Holiday invites you in.

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News: Genesis Owusu To Premiere New Songs In Intimate In-The-Round Opera House Shows

Genesis Owusu will preview new material at a two-night Sydney Opera House residency this September.

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Live Review: Tramlines 2025 – Sheffield’s Shining Moment

Photo Credits: Phil Jon Photography / Jason Siddall Photography Tramlines 2025 cemented its status as one of the UK’s most beloved inner-city festivals with a weekend full of euphoric moments,…

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Live Review: Pulp Electrify Tramlines with Hits, Heart and Hometown Pride.

Tramlines Festival 2025 saw Sheffield favourites Pulp return for a long-overdue appearance—and what a homecoming it was. Taking the main stage in front of a sold-out crowd, Pulp delivered a…

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