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News: The inimitable cool kids from SCHØØL announces debut album ‘I think my life has been ok’ with release of reflective new single ‘Gardener’.

One of our favourites, Parisian-based SCHØØL are back with a new, more reflective single ‘Gardener’ as they announce their debut album ‘I think my life has been ok’ through Géographie…

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Premiere: Tune in to the exquisite All India Radio with the video for their exquisite Slowdive cover ‘Catch The Breeze’, ahead of album release.

Reports of the demise of All India Radio have clearly been exaggerated with the various hints coming from All India Radio’s main presenter Martin Kennedy that fresh work was on…

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News: SXSW Sydney Drops First Music Lineup for 2025 with Jasmine 4.t, Cardinals and More

Shoegaze, Rap and Math Rock Collide in First SXSW Sydney 2025 Music Drop

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News: Cowboy Junkies Announce 40th Anniversary Tour of Australia and New Zealand

Canadian Cult Heroes Cowboy Junkies Head to Australia and NZ with Career-Spanning Set

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News: John Cale to Light Up Sydney and Adelaide with Velvet Reveries and Futuristic Beats

John Cale’s Australian Tour Promises Synths, Guitars, and Sonic Firestorms

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Premiere: Irish composer and songwriter Lōwli unveils the ethereal and haunting track ‘Ground Above You’ ahead of debut album

Lōwli is the nom de plume for Irish composer and songwriter Roisin Lowry and we are honoured to bring you a first listen to her new single ‘Ground Above You’,…

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News: Parcels Plot Long-Awaited Australian Return After Coachella Breakout

Parcels Lock In Brisbane, Melbourne, and Sydney for End-of-Year Shows

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Album Review: Christopher Coleman & the Soft Knees Band release the gorgeous ‘Live At The Chapel’.

The poet laureate of the southern hemisphere Christopher Coleman & the Soft Knees Band collectively dispense heart rending lyricism over the most ethereal instrumentation in their new album ‘Live at the…

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Live Review & Gallery: Death From Above 1979 and DZ Deathrays Deliver a Night of Pure Anarchy at Sydney’s Metro Theatre 26.04.2025

14 Years Later, Death From Above 1979 Still Sound Like the Future

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Album Review: Party Crashers’ self titled debut album is a glorious indie pop delight.

Party Crashers features singer songwriter Robert F. Cranny who has a long history in the industry as one of the main architects of Sarah Blasko’s debut album ‘The Overture And…

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