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catch up'. We gave it four stars . Highasakite —  Camp Echo (Caroline) With a sound that is "undoubtedly Scandinavian" — "sophisticated, tinged with darkness, and brash and danceable — Camp ... Death —  Scream Bloody Gore (Relapse/Rocket) Dro Carey —  Dark Zoo (Soothsayer/[PIAS] Australia) Eric Clapton —  I Still Do (Bushbranch Records) Fallon Cush —  Bee In Your Bonnet (Lightly

Fear Factory, alongside locals Circles, will be tearing through Australia early next month. Now, we also know who will open on each performance date. Huzzah! What makes this ... their back catalogue. Basically, it's a Choose Your Own Fear Factory Adventure. That sounds like a fans wet dream to us! Check out the tour dates and opening bands

star  Meghan Trainor  will be looking for a second #1 album in Australia this week with her sophomore offering  Thank You , but she'll have two massive ... expected to crack the top ten, Australian contestant  Dami Im 's  The Sound Of Silence  is primed to burst into the top five of the Singles Chart

case of their latest track, ‘Aurora’, their sound has taken on an otherworldly sound and entered Tamper to a galactic place. Up until this point Tamper have been best known ... their first original releases. With one half of Tamper hailing from Australia, the other from Northern Ireland, and their musical home base Brooklyn, it seems only fitting that their first

people involved. Turnbull or Shorten. The drama. The awkward moments. The saga. In Australia we vote for a party. We don’t vote for a PM; the party pick them ... part of the Liberal budget. The idea behind trickle-down economics sounds insane when you say it out loud: “If we let the rich pay less tax, keep the poor

music, and the upcoming tour we inquire about on this occasion. The return to Australia is a treat for us fans; the fact that the band is due to perform ... same way,” Clarke surmises. Moreover, Deafheaven’s diverse and often hard to define sound (even within metal’s endless stream of sub-genres) opens the group up to much opportunity