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Track: The Nagging Doubts release double single Berlin/Marine ahead of EP release

Sydney band The Nagging Doubts are developing quite a reputation fresh out of high school – they have worked with Nic Dalton from the iconic Half a Cow Records and…

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Meet: We chat to Catastrophe and Cure after releasing their fantastic album ‘Somewhere Down The Line’

Here at Backseat Mafia we had the pleasure of meeting singer Johanne Eder of indie band Catastrophe and Cure, to find out about the band’s recent album, their take on…

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SEE: Ailsa Tully’s ‘Drive’: sweet bass-driven folk-pop from the Welsh borders

DALLIANCE RECORDINGS, the boutique label that’s already garnered the loveliness of Gia Margaret and Common Holly to its hearthside, has hit a triple score on singer-songwriters by adding Welsh border…

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SEE: XIXA – ‘May They Call Us Home’: where desert rock meets cumbia

COMING atcha suited and booted, dusty with the long ride in from Tucson, AZ, XIXA have released the second single from their forthcoming album, “May They Call Us Home”. You…

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Track: Catastrophe & Cure – Another Wave

Indie band Catastrophe & Cure are sharing their latest single, ‘Another Wave’, taken from their album ‘Somewhere Down the Line’ out now via Töchtersöhne records. The band comments: “’Another Wave’…

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Premiere: Desure releases new track and visuals for the beautifully melancholy Hi/Lo

Los Angeles Desure, aka Joshua Desure, is gearing up for the release of his Pollen EP, out on November 20th, and ahead of it, we’re delighted to premiere the lyric…

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SEE: Generation – ‘Suicidal Champagne’: first salvo from Liverpool’s new trashrock gods

JAMES and Dean Carne, the Liverpudlian ‘brothers sin’, grew up on a diet of fine funk and soul, but both had a eureka moment when they fell for the less…

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LIVE REVIEW: Richard Dawson, The Barbican, London

YOU HAVE to take your hat off to everyone at the Barbican – and, as we were told by Erland Cooper in the very first of these sessions – a…

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See: Astari Nite release enigmatic video for Paint The Stars Tonight, plus tour news

‘Paint The Stars Tonight’ is a deliciously dark and gothic track with jangling frosty guitars and sweeping strings from US band Astari Nite. A video has just been released for…

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Track: Badgers – Why Am I Your Only Friend?

There’s nothing like a good dose of aural medicine to stimulate the system and the new single from Melbourne band Badgers does that and more. ‘Why Am I You Only…

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