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Live Gallery: Amelie Farren, Lilith Max and Rabbitology at Off Broadway in St Louis 2.10.2026

Three headliners, one packed room and an audience that seemed to know every word. Amelie Farren, Lilith Max and Rabbitology brought their triple-headlining tour to Off Broadway in St Louis…

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Track: Radio Free Alice recruit Rachel Brown for new single ‘Big Ideas’

Radio Free Alice are moving quickly. The Naarm/Melbourne post-punk outfit have released Big Ideas, a wiry new collaboration with Water From Your Eyes vocalist Rachel Brown and the latest cut…

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Premiere: Andrew McKeag Band inject a shot of psychedelic desert-rock into the hypnotic new single ‘Highway Dust’

Andrew McKeag has been making a racket for a few decades, and he has never been short of work. He has played sessions, teched guitars, managed tours and booked clubs,…

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Album Review: Josefin Öhrn’s ‘Cherry’ is a sensual, sun-dappled second adolescence that shimmers with beauty.

Josefin Öhrn has made an album about falling headlong into desire again, and she isn’t the least bit coy about it. ‘Cherry’, her solo debut, was written during a period…

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Track: New Zealand’s Echomatica release the dream-noir cinematic epic ‘Atomic Girl’

Manchester has always been good at exporting its melancholy. It has travelled in record collections, in accents, and occasionally in whole people, and two of them have landed in Tāmaki…

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Track: Tina Growls unleash ‘Star Witness’ ahead of debut album

Melbourne trio Tina Growls are turning the volume back up with Star Witness, the first taste of their debut album, due in early 2027. Led by vocalist, guitarist and songwriter…

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Live Gallery: Body Type turned up the muscle on Tally at Melbourne’s Tote 24.09.2026

The Tote felt like exactly the right room for Body Type. Close, sweaty and stripped of ceremony, it gave the Sydney four-piece nowhere to hide as they brought new album…

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Track: Lottie McLeod unveils The Boathouse EP with lead track Thomas

Lottie McLeod is stepping out of her shell on The Boathouse, a deeply personal new EP that finds the Brisbane singer-songwriter swapping people-pleasing for something considerably more useful: saying what…

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Track: Skybelly unleashes a dark and brooding world in the immersive ‘Hades Is My New Boyfriend’ ahead of new album ‘silverado’

Skybelly, the nom de plume of Melbourne artist Sara Nelson, has a field of creative vision so wide it cannot be experienced without some sort of sonic widescreen equipment. The…

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Album Review: Hoolahan’s ‘Bay of Chance’ gives us breathtakingly beautiful melodies, chiming guitars and a career-defining form.

Some bands disappear so quietly that you stop expecting them back, then return with a record that makes the wait look like a deliberate act of patience. Sydney’s Hoolahan have…

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