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Premiere: Left Cassette are ‘Always Kinda Late’ – a shimmering anthemic blast of indie pop.

‘Always Kinda Late’ from Meanjin/Brisbane-based indie-rock act Left Cassette is a thoroughly satisfying blast of Brit-pop influenced indie rock that shimmers with its anthemic delivery. There are traces of fellow…

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News & Track: Beddy Rays, ‘Red Lights’ Spaghetti Western and Upcoming Sophomore Album ‘Do What Ya Wanna’!

Beddy Rays are back and the Meanjin/Brisbane four-piece have just announced their sophomore album, ‘Do What Ya Wanna’, set to drop in April 2025. Alongside the news, they’ve shared the…

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Track: Robert Baxter Steps Into Their True Pop Era With ‘STARGIRL’ EP & Mesmerising New Single ‘CAMBOY’

Robert Baxter’s ‘STARGIRL’ Era Has Officially Begun

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Meet: Floodhounds Jack Flynn on Grit, Graft, and Noel Gallagher’s Harsh Advice

Sheffield-based trio Floodhounds have been tearing up the UK’s rock scene with their high-energy blend of indie, punk, and blues-infused riffs. With their latest single One Horse Race out now…

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News: A Decade of ‘Firestone’: Conrad Sewell Celebrates With His Biggest Regional Tour Yet

Conrad Sewell Brings His Soul-Stirring Voice to Regional Australia This April & May

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Premiere: Chicago’s nicholas Blends Funk and Cinematic Flair in Latest Music Video For ‘Capitali$er’

Today, Chicago’s soulful songwriter nicholas premieres his striking new music video for the intoxicating single ‘Capitali$er’ on Backseat Mafia. If you missed the track’s drop back in December, now’s the…

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Track: Nightjacket release the effortless dream pop of My Only Heart

Los Angeles dream pop band Nightjacket return with their latest single, My Only Heart, a shimmering and intimate love song that radiates warmth and devotion. Marking their second release since…

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News: Barry Adamson Announces New Supports for Upcoming East-Coast Australian Tour

Barry Adamson’s Australian Tour Brings The Wreckery, Hugo Race, and McKisko to the Stage

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Album Review: Pit Pony – Dead Stars

The mixture of post-punk indie is hypnotic throughout this second full-length from North East’s Pit Pony. ‘At Dawn opens the album with something special. One minute in, and I am…

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Album Review: House of All Souls Review: A Post-Punk Continuum That Thrives in the Present

For a band formed entirely of ex-Fall members, House of All has never been about simple nostalgia. On House of All Souls, their third album in as many years, they…

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