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there is definitely an album in the works. Never Be combines the sounds of the Meg Mac EP with the piano, defiant drums ... hinting at an artist now firmly in control and ready to sweep over Australia in 2015. Meg Mac's tour dates are pretty much sold but they are: Friday, September

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Have You Heard: Dubmarine

know, and why, we know even less. Sum up your musical sound in four words? Tantric Superdelay Dance Attack! If you could support any band in the world ... moment of your career to date? Capetown Jazz Festival. We were the first Australia band to play there ever. Got to rub shoulders with cats like Jill Scott, Robert

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Lisa Kekaula of The BellRays Says Punk Goes Way Deeper Than Green Day

mainstream attention but nonetheless winning hordes of devoted converts along the way. The BellRays' sound has evolved slightly over the journey but their trademark passion and conviction remains undiminished ... before this big batch of touring, but if we can get down to Australia early enough we'll see." Punk rock aficionados will still have heard Kekaula's distinctive pipes

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Live Review: Tigers Jaw, Horror My Friend

their short existence, but the potential for a rising status in Australia is within their reach. Much to the dismay of this writer, I hadn't been privy to Adelaide ... talent. Landing somewhere between '90s grunge and an injection of shoegaze, the fuzz-rock sound these three men make is deafening in the most splendid of settings. Single Stay

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The A-Z Of The 2015 Melbourne International Film Festival: Part Two

light S&M. Film Carewzin': Following the great Katalín Varga and Berberian Sound Studio , Strickland ups the artful ante, summoning ’70s ‘erotic cinema’ in gloriously-stylised, absurdist comedy that ... sense-of-tumour. ECCO HOMO Director: Lynn-Maree Milburn & Richard Lowenstein (Australia) Premise: The life and times of chameleonic ’80s scenester Peter/Vanessa/Troy Davies. Film Carewzin': The latest documentary portrait

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Live Review: Azealia Banks, Ivan Ooze

Solid start, Sydney. It's been almost two years since Azealia Banks last visited Australia, so fans embrace the Harlem native with wild screams when she struts out on stage ... Liquorice and 1991 entice mass singalongs. There are a few moments where the sound almost drowns out some of Banks' vocals but thankfully this is rare and we're treated

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Live Review: Everything Everything, Urban Cone

having a great time on their first venture to Australia en route to Splendour In The Grass. Their guitar sound has a Two Door Cinema Club feel but some

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Live Review: Splendour Day Three: It All Finishes In A Blur

elegant New Year's Eve that transcends the rest. She soon switches from sounding mournful like Lana Del Rey right back to her role as Denmark's latest pop princess ... GLITTER BOMBS. Thank you Alison Wonderland for bringing up the vibe. Thundamentals Thundamentals are Australia's most thoughtful hip hop group. Tonight the mellow crew are performing with a trumpet

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Lamb Of God

interviews of course? Oh we just loaded into the show, and did a brief sound check, and then tomorrow we start our tour in The U.S. with Slipknot. Sick ... that for second. As it’s still Thursday in the States, over here in Australia it’s the 24 th so the album's technically out here in Australia. Despite

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The Human Zoo - Mr Bell Tower Times

developed into a perfectly-written, often biting and always hilarious dissection of the Western Australia people, written by one man. A man whose name I unfortunately could not tell ... tell you about Mr Bell Tower Times (BTT here-in) is that he sounds like you and me. A laid-back sounding guy, albeit with a deep love affair

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Life, Death, Time For Tuka

above was how the first-ever public performance of one of Australia’s most-watched MCs right now - Sydney’s MC Tuka - played out. He’s racked up a fair ... Tuka’s clearly paid attention to balance the album, between rapping and singing, between sounds that feel like pop, and those that feel underground. There’s also a heightened sense

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