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Reviews / Live
Live Review: Rat & Co transport you to an icy 'Spring II'
Known for their ambient sounds, Rat & Co have continued to hypnotise eardrums since they first appeared in the world, and their latest is no different.
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Paul Dempsey, Olympia
"There was a familiarity to this gathering that both sides clearly weren’t taking for granted."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: The Foundry's First Birthday Party
"A jam-packed night of eclectic ebullience from several beloved acts."
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Live Review: The Amity Affliction, Trophy Eyes, Driven Fear, Sensaii
"The 'funnest, longest and sweatiest show in this venue'."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: The Australian Bee Gees
Things get a little confusing when The Australian Bee Gees hit WA
Reviews / Album
Album Review: LA Salami - Dancing With Bad Grammar: The Directors Cut
"...laced with surprising sharpness and dedication to storytelling."
Reviews / Album
Album Review: Motion Graphics - Motion Graphics
"It's not surprising that it can sound like Gregorian chants for the Matrix age."
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Album Review: Vaudeville Smash - The Gift
"It can be hard to tell if Vaudeville Smash are making fun or just having it."
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Album Review: Venus II - Inside Your Sun
"Driving beats and sugar coated hooks."
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Album Review: BUOY - Break
"A heavy art pop side sitting underneath a minimal electronic dominance."
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Album Review: Glass Animals - How To Be A Human Being
"They certainly push the indie pop-rock envelope."
Reviews / Live
Live Review: Brutalist get lost in Tokyo for 'Strep' video
Brutalist is the collaborative project of LUCIANBLOMKAMP and Seekae's John Hassell who are sharing the stunning visual accompaniment to debut single'Strep'.
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