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

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Reviews / Live
Live Review: Foo Fighters, Weezer, DZ Deathrays
"Dave Grohl with his blue guitar bursts from the shadows and bolts down the runway stage."
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Live Review: Aldous Harding
"It all felt a bit like she was playing a part in a play of her own making."
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Live Review: Leprous, AlithiA, Dyssidia, Colibrium
"Solberg never broke the act, never missed a note as he commanded the audience like a priest in a dark cathedral, arms raised through the green wash."
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Live Review: Sunnyboys, The Celibate Rifles
"What was meant as a one-off return six years ago continues as an unstoppable juggernaut: long may Jeremy and his regal cohorts reign."
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Live Review: Papa Roach, The Pits
"By this point in the set, Shaddix had said "motherfucker" more times than Tony Montana and Samuel L Jackson combined."
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Live Review: Alanis Morissette, Angie McMahon
"After 20 years, Morissette's return to Sydney was exactly as you hoped it would be."
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Live Review: Escape into the world of Godlands with her huge guest mix
She's been tipped to have a big year this year, so we got her on board for a special guest mix before she blows up. This is Godlands!
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Live Review: LIZ is back with a double release that'll empower you and get you in your feelings
LIZ's newest double A-side release 'Queen of Me / Could U Love Me' is a brilliant return to form showcasing her versatility and unique take on pop formulas.
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Live Review: Sunscreen explore a surreal morning after on 'Tide'
Sunscreen explore the surreal emotional landscapes of the morning after on the sobering visuals for their latest single, 'Tide'.
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Live Review: Hachiku went to regional Queensland for 'Murray's Lullaby'
Hachiku cloaks the large-scale romanticism at the heart of her latest single, 'Murray's Lullaby', within her usual dreamy synth-pop
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Live Review: SG Lewis & J. Warner give us the warm and radiant 'Aura'
The electricity that buzzes through the entirety of 'Aura' is palpable, with SG Lewis taking the wheel and J. Warner to guide him.
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Live Review: Mount Eerie, Julie Byrne
"Couples cling to each other, wondering who will die first and whether the one left behind will transform their grief into transcendent art."
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