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September 7, 2018 in Features, Features, Interview, Music
Sydney’s Airports has released the perfect track for your Friday
The soundtrack for a night out featuring an up-tempo party jam.
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September 7, 2018 in Features, Features, Interview, Local news, Music
Aleyce Simmonds is bringing her country sounds to Pistol Pete’s
We chat with the seven times Golden Guitar winner ahead of her upcoming performance in Geelong.
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September 6, 2018 in Arts, Features, Features, Features, Local news, Music
Why You Should Visit The Lost Lands
The Lost Lands has a pretty simple but important remit: to be a truly family-friendly camping event that focuses on getting the young people in our lives to engage positively with the best in music and art.
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September 6, 2018 in Features, Features, Interview, Music
Jen Cloher is heading out for a run of intimate solo shows
Having brought out her first full-length LP ‘Dead Wood Falls’ in 2006, Jen Cloher’s career has been a long time in the making.
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September 6, 2018 in Features, Features, Interview, Music
Things Are About To Get Messy as Skegss Release Debut Album and National Tour
‘My Own Mess’ is anything but a mess. It feels familiar yet entirely fresh all at once perhaps due to the mix of classic surf rock and stoner rock that is has been showcased throughout Skegss discography.
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August 29, 2018 in Features, Music
Sydney’s Oh My My lets us in on some fun facts
All in celebration of new single
Woe, My Heart’. -
August 28, 2018 in Features, Features, Interview, Music
The Paper Kites: On the Corner Where You Live
The Paper Kites are enjoying a short break at home after returning from recording in the U.S.
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August 27, 2018 in Features, Features, Interview, Music
Satyricon… the one and only black metal legend
Satyricon have always pushed metal in one direction or another throughout their 25 year career, and that’s what keeps the band going and that’s what keeps their fans going.
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August 24, 2018 in Features, Features, Interview, Music
The Kooks are redefined and heading to Beyond The Valley
Colour palettes, intricate storylines and subtle emotion are just some of the particularities which make a Wes Anderson film, well, a Wes Anderson film.
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August 24, 2018 in Features, Features, Interview, Music
Melbourne blackened death metal band Ame Noire have delivered a seriously heavy debut
We chat to drummer Aaron Hernyak.
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