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Track: The Pretty Reckless Dive Headfirst Into Chaos on ‘When I Wake Up’

The Pretty Reckless’ ‘When I Wake Up’ trades polish for proximity, capturing the comedown of excess in a raw, first-person spiral that signals a darker, more exposed chapter ahead.

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Track: Metric return with urgent new single ‘Time Is A Bomb’ ahead of tenth album Romanticize The Dive

Canadian indie-rock mainstays Metric have unveiled “Time Is A Bomb,” the second single from their upcoming tenth studio album Romanticize The Dive, arriving April 24. Recorded at New York’s Electric Lady Studios and reuniting the band with producer Gavin Brown, the track captures the urgency and tension that has defined Metric’s career for more than two decades.

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Track: Gia Margaret Returns with ‘Good Friend’ Ahead of New Album Singing

Chicago singer-songwriter Gia Margaret has released ‘Good Friend’, the latest single from her forthcoming album Singing, due April 24 via Jagjaguwar. Produced alongside Guy Sigsworth, the track blends piano pop with unexpected elements including Gregorian chant and turntable scratches.

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Track: G Flip and The Beaches Join Forces on New Single ‘LEZ GO!’

Melbourne-born artist G Flip has released ‘LEZ GO!’, a collaborative new single with Canadian indie-rock band The Beaches. The track arrives during G Flip’s biggest Australian tour to date and celebrates friendship, collaboration and the joy of supporting the people closest to you.

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News: The legendary Kim Salmon and band Smoked Salmon releases the wild and abandoned single ‘Freudian Slippers’ and news of solo mini tour, ahead of new album ‘Totally Sick’.

As grim as the current state of the world is, any such pain is alleviated by news of a Kim Salmon and Smoked Salmon album on the way to shine…

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Premiere: ‘Melt’ – Townsville-based Poison Oak exclusively unveil their soaring single ahead of launch date.

We are very honoured to bring you an exclusive early listen to the radiant new single ‘Melt’ from Townsville-based band Poison Oak. ‘Melt’ is a shimmering indie pop delight delivered…

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Premiere: Grace Turbo Questions Time and Heartbreak on New Single ‘Linear’

Sydney alt-pop artist Grace Turbo has released ‘Linear’, a dark synth-driven single from her forthcoming album Yes, And. Built around pulsing electronics and exposed vocals, the track challenges the idea that love and healing follow a straight path.

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Track: LØLØ Channels Digital Heartbreak on New Single ‘the punisher’

LØLØ has released ‘the punisher’, a biting new single from her forthcoming album god forbid a girl spits out her feelings, due April 17 via Fearless Records. The track explores the compulsive spiral of stalking an ex online, pairing diaristic lyrics with driving alt-rock production as she prepares for a European headline tour and further Warped Tour dates.

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News: Legendary duo Dave Graney and Clare Moore announce new album ‘Laburnum Of The Mind’ for 30 April, and lead off with louche single ‘Hits Are The Worst’.

The sun always shines brighter when we are blessed with the languid, louche sounds of Dave Graney and Clare Moore, and full strength polaroid shades are required for the new…

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Track: My Cherie Shares ‘Box of Pencils’ Video Exploring Identity and Cultural Pressure

Adelaide artist My Cherie has released the video for ‘Box of Pencils’, a cinematic visual that deepens the themes of identity and vulnerability introduced on her EP Life is Short & Life is Long.

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