Track: Venus Grrrls are in a ‘Violet State Of Mind’
Venus Grrrls return with snarling new track 'Violet State Of Mind'
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Album Review: BKO – Djine Bora : explosive rock with Malian roots – magic direct from Bamako
BKO are a band with stamina and staying power who have been needling for attention on the global beat circuit for getting on ten years. Formed in Bamako in 2012…
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Live Gallery: Spiderbait at the Metro, Sydney 8.07.2022
Spiderbait make triumphant return to Sydney.
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Moses Mikheyev Shares Atmospheric & Haunting New Single ‘Hollywood Hills’
Los Angeles alt-rock solo artist Moses Mikheyev shares his excellent new single ‘Hollywood Hills’, a track which is at once haunting and yet also musically vibrant. Awash with warm reverb…
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Album Review: Frank Zappa – Zappa/Erie
From the extensive archive, Zappa vault-meister Joe Travers (Dweezil’s drummer) investigated some shows performed in his hometown of Erie, Pennsylvania, and quickly deemed them too good not to release. The…
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NEWS: TOOL’s ‘Fear Inoculum’ three-disc 180-gram vinyl arrives August 5th
TOOL’s critically-acclaimed, GRAMMY®-Award winning fifth album, Fear Inoculum, arrives as a 3-disc, 180g vinyl release on Aug. 5 via Music For Nations. The collection, which is available for pre-order now, features new artwork from Adam Jones, and…
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Live Review: Dark Mofo Festival – Kim Gordon – The Odeon Theatre, Hobart, 18.06.2022
Dark Mofo 2022 headliner, Kim Gordon and her band performed songs from her latest (and surprisingly, debut) solo release, 2019’s ‘No Home Record’. The sold-out crowd had come from all…
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Review: Polish Club drop new album ‘Now We’re Cookin’ in Hell’
Polish Club's new album is a rollicking barrel of fun with some wry humour and acute social observations that'll make you want to party like there's no tomorrow.
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Video: The Fontaines DC want to take you on a ‘Roman Holiday’
The Fontaines DC want to take you on a 'Roman Holiday'
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Album Review: Cavernlight – As I Cast Ruin Upon The Lens That Reveals My Every Flaw
The thing about albums like this is that they’re hard to describe. Eight tracks, 39minutes, shortest track clocking in at just under four minutes. Consistent. Somethingthat I liked is that…
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