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Meet: Zach Condon / Beirut ahead of his new album A Study of Losses and European dates

After a prolific yet challenging few years, Zach Condon returns with A Study of Losses, the most expansive Beirut album to date. Commissioned as a soundtrack for a Swedish acrobatic…

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Live Review & Gallery: HONNE Bring the Feels to Sydney’s Roundhouse 19.03.2025

Sydney Gets a Masterclass in Emotionally Charged Alt-Pop From HONNE

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Live Gallery: Wollongong Got a Taste of Salty – Here’s What Went Down

We Saw Salty in Wollongong

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News: Banquet’s Back: Bloc Party Bring Silent Alarm Anniversary Tour Down Under

Bloc Party Announce Massive Australia & NZ Tour

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Live Review: Dhruv – Scala, London. 13.03.25

Smooth and soulful, Dhruv has Scala rapt with his introspective storytelling

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Live Review: Antony Szmierek – Leeds, 07.03.25

Antony Szmierek brings poetry and beats to Leeds, in support of his new album

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News: The legendary Midge Ure (Ultravox, Visage) announces Australian ‘Catalogue’ greatest hits tour.

In fantastic news for lovers of the sinuous synth pop sounds of bands like Ultravox and Visage (or indeed ayne who appreciates first class songwriting), Scottish icon Midge Ure, legendary…

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News: Shack Announce First Tour in 18 Years—Liverpool Homecoming Sells Out in Hours

Beloved Liverpool band Shack have announced their first tour since 2007, reuniting Michael and John Head with original bassist Pete Wilkinson for a series of highly anticipated shows. The band’s…

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Premiere: ‘Solid and Human’ – Maia Jelavic releases a yearning slow burning anthem that sparkles in the sunshine, with debut album and gigs on the way.

Maia Jelavic premiered her last single with us a few years back under the stage name Maia Marsh. She has made the decision to be true to herself and returned…

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