Five years is a long time to wait for a Modest Mouse album… In that time, the world changed, indie rock continued
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There comes a point in every friendship group when it feels like the universe has declared open season on relationships. One couple
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Few Australian artists have experienced the kind of evolution that Phil Jamieson has over the decades. Best known as the voice of
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Every now and then a pop song comes along that perfectly captures the rush of a crush before things become complicated, and
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For a group whose identity has been built on disruption, Pussy Riot’s debut album is likely going to feel like the culmination
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Every time Australian artist Holly drops a new release, I find myself wondering how much longer she can remain Australia’s best-kept secret.
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For an artist who helped define the sound of trap music in its formative years in Australia, What So Not‘s return to
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If SNITCHES introduced you to Gypsy Lee’s sharp songwriting, then her latest single “WHAT DOESN’T KILL YOU COSTS A LOT IN THERAPY”
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Mae Muller isn’t trying to reinvent herself here – if anything, “Tell You That” feels like her leaning further into who she
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Singapore’s Gnaw arrive with a debut EP that feels deliberately unstable – in the best possible way. Inside a Machine That’s Glistening
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