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Live Review + Photo Galleries: The Saints ’73-’78 show their product at The Odeon Theatre, Hobart 26.11.2024 supported by Liquid Nails

Andrew Fuller November 28, 2024

Reincarnated punk legends, The Saints, hit The Odeon on a sultry Wednesday evening to deliver some large slices of Australian rock and roll history from the seminal period of the band’s early days from 1973 through to 1978. Founding members, Ed Kuepper on guitar and Ivor Hay on drums were joined by a veritable who’s …

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News: Ronzoni Hines Mesmerizes with Genre-Bending New Single, ‘Trance’

Rowena Willis November 28, 2024

Rising UK artist Ronzoni Hines steps boldly into new sonic territory with his latest single, Trance, a high-energy fusion of rock, pop, and R&B that solidifies his place as one of the most exciting voices in contemporary music. Following the sultry success of his R&B hit Last Night, Trance showcases Ronzoni’s artistic evolution with its …

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News: Orianthi To Bring Her Iconic Riffs Back to Australia in 2025

Deb Pelser November 28, 2024

Orianthi Returns to Her Roots: January 2025 Aussie Tour Announced

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News: Chasing Kites Release Heartfelt Sweller ‘Falling’

Rowena Willis November 27, 2024

Bristol’s rising indie-rock outfit, Chasing Kites, return with their poignant and introspective new single, ‘Falling’. Produced by the renowned Sam Winfield (Bring Me The Horizon, Amber Run), the track showcases a tender, emotive side to the band, marking a departure from the electrifying energy of their earlier releases. Falling opens with shimmering, reverb-drenched guitars and …

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Track/Video: Maud The Moth previews new album ‘The Distaff’ with the cathartic ‘Siphonophores’.

John Parry November 27, 2024

Celestial, ethereal , bestial and brutal, woven with beauty and darker mysteries, you need a tapestry of adjectives to describe the music of Maud the moth. The project of Spanish-born / Scotland-based pianist and singer-songwriter Amaya López-Carromero, each Maud the moth album has been unapologetically ambitious but not at the expense of connectivity. Her songs …

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