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July 5, 2017 in Music, Music, Reviews
London Grammar: Truth Is A Beautiful Thing
London Grammar have hit the mark with album #2. Their previous release If You Wait was special, but this time around they have stepped it up another notch.
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July 3, 2017 in Features, Local news, Music
Meg Mac Announces National Tour For Debut Album ‘Low Blows’
Aussie singer-songwriter Meg Mac has announced a full-blown national tour for her upcoming debut album Low Blows out later this month.
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July 3, 2017 in Features, Local news, Music
Pierce Brothers set to perform at Uno
UNO BandRoom have just announced the Pierce Brothers will be stopping by for their World Tour.
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July 3, 2017 in Features, Local news, Music
Roland Tings set to play Juggernauts’ Back to School Party
UNO Danceclub and Deakin Juggernauts are partnering up and are bringing Roland Tings for a boiler room beer garden set to help kick off DIS-O-Week and the Annual Juggernauts Back to School Party.
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July 3, 2017 in Features, Features, Interview, Music
Georgia Fields & Phia
Indie-pop chameleon Georgia Fields and live-looping wunderkind Phia are hitting the road for their Sky and Sea Tour, as they re-imagine songs from Fields’ Astral Debris and Phia’s The Ocean of Everything albums. Ahead of their tour, Forté got the two lovely girls to interview each other.
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July 3, 2017 in Music, Music, Reviews
The New Savages: Baby Don’t Lay Lonesome
The New Savages are one of the hardest working bands in Melbourne. Comprising Milan Milutinovic’s deep southern drawl that’ll remind of you of Tom Waits, their new EP Baby Don’t Lay Lonesome, is full of bluesy guitar riffs complimented by Nathan Power’s drumming which will definitely satisfy your hunger for some down low blues.
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July 2, 2017 in Local news, Music
Enjoy a soul-filled night of tunes in Bendigo
Tim Hulsman, Josh Owen and Cameron James Henderson give you three good reasons to enjoy a soul-filled night of tunes that will warm your heart.
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July 2, 2017 in Features, Interview, Music, News
The Undertones bringing their Irish rock ‘n’ roll to Australia for the very first time
They were dubbed ‘The most improbable popstars, from the most unexpected place,’ but forty years after performing their debut single, ‘Teenage Kicks’, on Britain’s Top of the Pops, Northern Ireland’s answer to punk and new wave the Undertones, are winging their way to us for the very first time.
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July 2, 2017 in Features, Features, Interview, Music
Julien Baker on going solo, her upcoming album and her love of Fender guitars
Julien Baker has become renowned for her harrowingly raw autobiographical lyrics, detailing personal struggles she has endured. Her sound combines her striking vocals paired with mellifluous guitar melodies, resulting in earnestly awe-inspiring sad songs which has earned her a massive following across the globe.
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July 2, 2017 in Local news, Music
Mallrat comes to Ballarat
You may well have heard about Grace Shaw, known in the music world as Mallrat. The Brisbane-based “Hannah Montana of the rap game” released the EP Uninvited last year and was soon at the top of the list on music blogs and radio.
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