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surprise. After hearing 'Fallen Leaves' being played way too many times on the Triple J airwaves a few months back, my expectations were low. The funniest part was their interaction

received an amazing response from old and new fans alike, and gave the band Triple J support with consistent national radio airplay. Elora Danan create a thinker’s music

TOKYO have not had time to stop – a number 3 ARIA debut album, triple j feature album, national radio airplay, nominations for the Channel [V] Oz Artist Of The Year

their Australian tour was set to start. But never fear, Frenzal Rhomb guitarist (and Triple J celebrity) Lindsay McDougall has stepped up to fill in for Flippin. These

Albums of the year. Plus After The Fall was also welcomed into triple J’s Hottest 100. Kicking 2005 off to an exciting start the band were invited to play ... secure for 8 weeks. Once again After The Fall received huge support scoring Triple J’s illustrious “album of the week” as well being added once again

Kelly's electric mix of punk and hardcore has also caught the attention of Triple J this month, where they are featured as a Next Crop Artist for Oz Music

Amity Affliction and Mary Jane Kelly are part of this year’s Triple J Next Crop Artist. Every year they chose 30 bands they feel will be huge next year

reported on Triple J , The Grates guitarist John Patterson has sustained a head injury whilst performing in Brisabne recently. In a true Spinal Tap moment, a large prop fell from

than a coffee, ha ha. Nah, I mean, if you’ve heard it on Triple J then maybe give it a listen and come and see us live, because

rocking crowds at the Sydney Badlands Festival, and performing a classic U2 cover on Triple J’s Like A Version, the boys are over the moon to share their

After debuting at #14 in the ARIA Charts, and having a Feature Album on Triple J, the early signs were that ‘Other Voices, Other Rooms’ was going to make ... City Meets The Sea’. The track has been on high rotation at Nova and Triple J, with it’s video being in the most played on Channel V for months