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"It is most unlikely that I’ll ever sound like myself again. I consider myself lucky that this is not life-threatening, though the loss in my own small world is staggering."

“To us, Taipei Houston is about going against the grain in every aspect. We live in a time that is ripe with extremely difficult and confusing challenges. Technology grips the world more and more, politics have become so polarised, we are heading towards climate disaster. This music is born and bred out of the contemporary, buzzing digital anxiety we all experience, and how we can try to escape those feelings – even for a second.”

"The World Is 4000 Years Old."

"Ovule for me is my definition of love, it is a meditation about us as lovers walking around this world, and I imagine 2 spheres or satellites following us around, one above us that represents ideal love, one below us representing the shadows of love, and we ourselves walk around in the third sphere of real love, where the everyday Monday-morning meet-in-the-kitchen-love lives in"

Our new weekly content series, USB-Sides will see some of Australia's and the world's best DJs showcase 5 tracks that they're spinning in their sets right now. We will dive deep into the USB's of these artists as they discuss how the tracks weave into their sets, how they caught their ear and why they absolutely dominate a dance floor.

In Spotify's 'mood playlists', a series of artists always dominate their top halves. Many of them have no digital footprint and a lot of them credit the exact same songwriters. Why are these mechanically created songs taking the place of real artists and bands who are working hard to grab these slots?

"I’ll just put that out there..."

It is all going down on the 25th of September and it's completely free.

Taylor Swift will face trial by jury in the USA in January after a judge dismissed her request to dismiss a copyright infringement lawsuit.

Pavement will be joined on the Tent Pole lineup by will be indie-rock royalty Spiderbait, legendary Geelong locals Magic Dirt, alt-pop-rock faves Floodlights, San Diego rock’n’soulers The Schizophonics, NT rockers Black Rock Band and punk trio CLAMM, with more acts to be revealed soon.

One of the most popular and influential bands to come out of the American underground in the last three decades, Pavement will return to Australia for the first time since 2010 next February/March.