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News: The works of legendary Jack Frost – the collaboration between The Church’s Steve Kilbey and The Go-Betweens’ Grant McLennan – now available on a multi-disc compilation.

Easy Action Records have today announced the release of a multi-disc compilation of the work of Jack Frost – the legendary collaboration between The Church‘s Steve Kilbey and The Go-Betweens’…

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Track: Eora/Sydney band KRYSTAL RIVVERS release the thrilling, anthemic track ‘Sienna’ ahead of live dates.

Eora/Sydney band KRYSTAL RIVVERS have today released their sparkling new single ‘Sienna’, confirming a very exciting presence. Coasting on a jingle jangle bedrock, the track sparkles with a vitality as…

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Track: bdrmm embrace the new with synth infused new single “Infinity Peaking”

bdrmm’s new single Infinity Peaking sees the band smoothing out some of their sharper, angular edges for a more meditative, synth-driven sound. While still infused with their trademark shoegaze melancholy,…

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Track: Pit Pony – Vacancy

Newcastle-based five-piece Pit Pony new track ‘Vacancy’, taken from their upcoming album ‘Dead Stars’, due out on the 7th of February via Clue Records/EMI North. ‘Vacancy’ navigates our complicated relationship with social media, the influx of…

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Track: Manic Street Preachers prove they’re as vital now as ever with brilliant new single, People Ruin Paintings

Still going strong as they approach their fifteenth album, Critical Thinking (out January 31), Manic Street Preachers prove they haven’t lost their knack for combining grit, melody, and emotional resonance.…

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Track: Dean Wareham revels in the laid back beauty of new single “You Were The Ones I Had To Betray”

Former Galaxie 500, Luna and Dean and Britta man Dean Wareham’s new single, You Were the Ones I Had to Betray, is a charming slice of folk-inflected indie pop that…

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Live Review & Gallery: Band of Horses Ride High at the Enmore Theatre 15.01.2025

Band of Horses Bring Their Timeless Sound to the Enmore

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Track: Dan Kelly sings an eloquent paean to ‘The Sea Shepherd Cook’ ahead of new album and live dates

The new track ‘The Sea Shepherd Cook’ from Australian troubadour Dan Kelly is a gorgeous dreamy and eloquent water-logged tale soaked in melancholy and drenched with a whimsical melody. The…

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Live Review & Gallery: Sierra Ferrell the Golden Girl of Americana at the Enmore Theatre, Sydney 14.01.2025

From Nashville to Sydney: Sierra Ferrell Brings Her Trail of Flowers Down Under

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Album Review: Weathership – Splendid Beast

A tortured start, ‘Golden Age’ has a gilded, fragile guitar-led edge to it. It is dominated by singer J.P Riggall’s laid-back vocals and lyrics that say so much with so…

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