“It's Such A Trap”: Meg Mac Refuses To Be Another Tragic Tale On 'It's My Party'

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When Fame Met Sally: 'Art School Reverie' Is The Sound Of Sally Seltmann Thriving
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by Liz Giuffre
Sally Seltmann
Gently mixing pop, folk, electro and a distinct view of the world for decades, 'Art School Reverie' sees slow-burn legend Sally Seltmann inviting some delightful nostalgia with her strong and simple songwriting.
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Romanie
Vulnerability In The Face Of Darkness: Romanie Insists 'It’s Not That Funny'
The Belgium-born Melbourne-based musician has an intimate discussion with The Music about the highs and lows of her musical journey ahead of her upcoming sophomore album release.
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Grim Rhythm
'How Far Can You Go With An Instrumental Band?': Grim Rhythm Accept The Challenge
After almost a decade between albums, Melbourne trio Grim Rhythm come roaring back with a wordless record that's also surprisingly diverse.
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Cartel
'We Knew That It Was Pretty Special': Cartel Reflect On 20 Years Of 'Chroma'
As Cartel make their return to Australia for the first time in 13 years, frontman Will Pugh looks back on the stellar debut that changed everything for them.
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MAY-A
Hello, 'Goodbye': How Punk Sellouts, Rock Queens And The Year From Hell Shaped MAY-A's Debut Album
The former Hottest 100 chart-topper went through the ringer, but has come out the other side stronger than ever on her fiery debut album.
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Last Dinosaurs
'It Was Kind Of Hard To Deal With': Last Dinosaurs Look Back On Ten Years of ‘Wellness’
Beloved Brisbane-bred outfit Last Dinosaurs are living proof that there’s no rules in rock’n’roll as they reimagine their second album ‘Wellness’ a decade after the fact.
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Meg Mac
“It's Such A Trap”: Meg Mac Refuses To Be Another Tragic Tale On 'It's My Party'
Meg Mac knows who you think she is, but on album four, she's past the point of caring. She speaks openly with The Music about its unexpected but entirely welcome creation.
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Kanye West and Taylor Swift at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards
Stage Invasions, Scandals And Shocks: 10 Award Show Dramas
30 years ago today, Pulp frontman Jarvis Cocker invaded Michael Jackson’s stage.
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Keli Holiday
'I Don't Really Give A F**k About What People Think': Keli Holiday’ Is Cutting To The Core On 'Capital Fiction'
From Peking Duk to Keli Holiday, Adam Hyde’s music has never been as naked as it is on his new independent album ‘Capital Fiction’.
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Mid Drift
'Closing The Gap Between Who I Was & Who I'm Becoming': Mid Drift Are 'Good At Avoiding' On The New EP
From playing beachtown dive bars to supporting Ocean Alley and winning a Laneway slot, Mid Drift have accomplished a lot from a little, and it’s about to get even bigger with their new EP.
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Good Gumnuts
'Out Of Control': Good Gumnuts Is Back And Even Better For 2026
As Good Gumnuts returns for another impressive year, festival director Harry Badcock remembers its origins, how it's grown, and their myriad focuses for the fest.
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Upchuck
The Therapeutic Power Of Upchuck: ‘It’s A Never-Ending Cycle Of Energy’
As Upchuck ready themselves for their debut Australian tour, vocalist Kaila “KT” Thompson opens up about the influence of Amy Taylor and the force of new album 'I'm Nice Now.'
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