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Black Tusk bass player Jonathan Athon has passed away as a result of a motorcycle accident he was involved in on Friday night.

French heavy-hitters Birds In Row have announced an Australian tour.

Melbourne producer SWEETLAND has taken JOY's track 'Captured' under his wing and pumped a new breed of sound into it.

Everyone's favourite band of brit-pop heroes DMA's have released a video to their latest single Laced.

US rockers, In This Moment, have dropped the film clip for their new single, 'Sick Like Me'.

Attila have dropped a new single titled 'Horsepig'.

Rise Against have dropped an official music video for 'Tragedy + Time'.

Foo Fighters are currently streaming their new album, 'Sonic Highways'.  

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Caitlyn Scarlett's latest effort, ‘War Cry’ is commanding in its state, but it is the huge, bass heavy production that elevates this track to new heights.

Perth Festival 2015 has some epic and inspiring music, theatre and film in store. Check out our picks!. I can't imagine what summers in WA would be like without Perth Festival. The things I experience from around the world, at Perth Festival every year, are enough to keep me culturally inspired, and in love with the Arts, for the whole remaining year to come.  Having been to seven or eight Festivals now, my Festival memories exist less as thoughts and more as collections of really good feelings: like the time after the 2011 production of Out of Context: For Pina, where I just sat in my chair at the State Theatre for maybe ten minutes after the show finished, unable to get up and exit, so floored by what I'd just seen - a dance piece that blew out of the water everything I thought I knew (/hated) about contemporary dance. I'll likewise never forget the exhilaration of being under the stars with an icy cider in my hand as a music angel I've loved since forever, How To Dress Well, sent hi

Some thoughts on the terminally ill brain cancer patient and the right to euthanasia.. By Hannah Valmadre Earlier this week, 29-year-old terminal brain cancer patient Brittany Maynard ended her life on her own terms. She moved with her family from California to Oregon where she could legally access The Death With Dignity Act, which is only available in certain states of the USA. Maynard’s story went viral, and she decided to share her story with the world in the hope that all Americans would one day be able to access the same public policy she was able to. In a video recorded not long before November 1, Maynard expressed that, “my goal of course is to influence this policy for positive change and I would like to see all Americans to have access to the same healthcare rights.”  It is my personal hope that Maynard’s story and her bravery will help influence other countries to embrace compassion and legalise regulated voluntary euthanasia and/or physician assisted suicide for terminally i