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The dizzying art-pop gem is theatrical, danceable gem in-line with her influences in Confidence Man and New Order..

“These are sacred places to us."

We spent two nights at Melbourne International Arts Festival, and found ourselves provoked and entertained in equal measure.

Japanese Wallpaper aka Gabriel Strum tells Cyclone that he's "breaking free" of the things that hold him back on debut album, 'Glow'.

While the world's hip-hop scene dominates, some long-time local favourites are quickly gaining acclaim..

The national touring festival will welcome an individual lineup in each city, packed full of some incredible hip-hop talent..

The group, containing some of Perth's brightest musical minds, continues to soar with another brilliant single..

The Sydney-based ensemble return with their second single of the year, which sees them strip things right back..

Ali Barter is just being honest. She knows she likes horror movies, blood and extreme things. Liz Giuffre discovers how talking about the fucked up things in life makes the Melbourne artist feel free.

To commemorate the 20th anniversary of his 1999 debut album 'Black The Sun', Alex Lloyd is heading out on tour with the album’s original line-up to play the entire record in full. Here, Lloyd reflects on the making of the album track by track.

Plus reviews for 'Hustlers', 'The King' and 'Working Woman'.