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Album Review: Meanjin/Brisbane’s Ancient Channels electrify the darkness with the barbed-wire dream pop of ‘Static Spirit’

Ancient Channels are a supergroup of sorts, consisting of members from the myriad of talented bands operating in Meanjin/Brisbane( including Terra Pines, Apparitions, and Deafcult), many of whom have been enthusiastically…

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Live Gallery: Alex Lahey celebrates 10 years of ‘B-Grade University’ with Retail Therapy and Suzi at Sydney’s Manning Bar 22.08.2026

It was only last night that Manning Bar was being pummelled by Psycroptic and Rivers of Nihil. Tonight, the room has undergone a fairly dramatic personality transplant. The death metal…

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Track: Anya Alchemy Teams Up With Alice Ivy for ‘Don’t Say You Never Felt It’

Melbourne singer-songwriter Anya Alchemy has released new single ‘Don’t Say You Never Felt It’, a polished slice of indie alt-pop built around the frustration of knowing somebody feels the same…

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News: The legendary Teenage Fanclub announce new album ‘Do Not Dare To Dream’ out October 9 on Merge Records and unveil the shimmering single ‘There Was You’.

When all else appears dark in the universe a sudden ray of sunshine reaches out like a spotlight to brighten the gloom. The band that is the favourite band of…

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News: She Her Her Hers Look Towards Dawn on New Single ‘Tomorrow’s Sun’

Tokyo alternative trio She Her Her Hers have released new single ‘Tomorrow’s Sun’, arriving just weeks before the band begins its biggest UK and European tour to date. The track…

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Premiere: Brisbane’s Dopamine have ‘No Words’ for the bland new world in their incendiary new single.

There is something reassuring about a band getting increasingly pissed off as they get better. Brisbane’s Dopamine have always had a certain swagger about them – chiming guitars, mountainous choruses…

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Premiere: Isolía lights the fuse on a dark new world with ‘Slow Burn’

There’s something deliciously deceptive about the title ‘Slow Burn’. It implies patience, restraint, the languorous passage of time – but beneath the surface there is a palpable sense of ignition,…

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News: ILA Shares Video For ‘Sorry’, Announces Second Album Motherland & EU Tour

Antwerp-based ILA is entering a new chapter. Following recent European tour dates supporting The Streets, the band have unveiled ‘Sorry’, a cinematic new single that sets the tone for their…

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Album Review: Phoebe Bridgers Faces Love, Loss and Finality on ‘Lost Weekend’

Six years is a long time to disappear from your own solo career. Phoebe Bridgers returns with Lost Weekend, an album produced with a team including Jack Antonoff, Alex G,…

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News: Mick Harvey and Amanda Acevedo confirm September release for new album ‘Psychedelia in White’ with second single ‘Song For Aurora

Mick Harvey and Amanda Acevedo have confirmed 4 September as the release date for their third album together, ‘Psychedelia in White’, out through Mute Records. The record follows on from…

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