Within music, the waveforms that penetrate through our speakers to our very being are often inextricably linked with our emotions.
Revisiting Myths and Memories of Nambucca Heads with Mark Moldre
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Travelling the Different Streets of Love and Loss: The Tambourine Girls on Beginning Again
The Tambourine Girls’ lead single ‘Plastic Eyes’ from their most recent record Different Streets is made up of many moments.
Melody Menu And Friends’ Albums Of The Year 2019
Music created with skill, talent, creativity and life continues to be made by artists around the world. This is just a small selection of them.
Waiting Out: Musings On Time And Place With Brisbane Band Dumb Things
Lyrics gently steeped in everyday Australiana, and guitar lines owing to a nostalgic indie guitar jangle from Brisbane greats The Go-Betweens make up the sunshine pop of Brisbane band Dumb Things.
Love This City: Revisiting The Whitlams’ Seminal Album, 20 Years On
20 years on and The Whitlams' album 'Love This City' still has plenty to say about Sydney and wider Australia.
Oh Reach: A Choir Of Three
Oh Reach are a choir of three distinctive – if unusual – voices, warm-hearted personalities and individual creative projects.
Video Premiere: Majestic Horses, ‘Call You Out’
Interstate band Majestic Horses are all set to release their debut album, announcing a new single and video with the sonically-charged track 'Call You Out.'
Do Not Falter: Justine Wahlin on folk songs, friendships and creative spaces
The latest in a series of creative projects for Justine is her new album, a collection of hazy country-tinged jams and folk-singer storytelling.
Moaning Lisa Want To Take You Out
Moaning Lisa write about relatable scenes of love and domesticity charged with searing guitars and drums.
Killer Female Talent: Poison Abbey
Sydneysiders Poison Abbey make use of early Bruton samples and sleek synths, producing velvet-wrapped electronic music.
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