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Record Of The Week: Pierce Brothers, ‘Into The Great Unknown’

Australia’s twin indie-folk darlings Pierce Brothers have released their expansive second album Into The Great Unknown, a true revelry in the possibilities of lush melody...

Indie

Tash Sultana performing at the 2021 edition of WOMADelaide

Indie

Live Review: WOMADelaide 2021, Day Three

With the 2021 edition of WOMADelaide just passing its halfway point, it's clear there's still plenty of fuel left in the tank.

Indie

2 panel image of WOMADelaide 2021 performers Midnight Oil and Vika and Linda

Indie

Live Review: WOMADelaide 2021, Day Two

The 2021 edition of WOMADelaide is starting to heat up, with some of the country's finest kicking things into top gear.

Indie

Two panel image of WOMADelaide performers Sarah Blasko and Archie Roach

Indie

Live Review: WOMADelaide 2021, Day One

With WOMADelaide returning with an all-local lineup for its 2021 edition, some of the country's finest help start proceedings the right way.

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Indie

Record Of The Week: Julien Baker, ‘Little Oblivions’

'Little Oblivions' is agonising, unrelenting and so god damn beautiful.

Classic Rock

Record Of The Week: Tash Sultana’s enveloping LP Terra Firma

Terra Firma is an album of personal reckoning across fourteen luscious, deeply-personal tracks.

Emo

Record Of The Week: Luca Brasi, ‘Everything Is Tenuous’

With Everything Is Tenuous, Luca Brasi remind us why they still have such a hold on our hearts five albums deep into their career.

Pop

Record Of The Week: Odette, ‘Herald’

With Herald, Odette soars to glorious heights. The mood is weighty, sometimes crushing, but Odette exults with such grace and elegance.

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Record Of The Week: Pierce Brothers, ‘Into The Great Unknown’

Live Review: WOMADelaide 2021, Day Three

Live Review: WOMADelaide 2021, Day Two

Live Review: WOMADelaide 2021, Day One

Record Of The Week: Julien Baker, ‘Little Oblivions’

Record Of The Week: Tash Sultana’s enveloping LP Terra Firma

Record Of The Week: Luca Brasi, ‘Everything Is Tenuous’

Record Of The Week: Odette, ‘Herald’

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