Also, new music from Australian shoegaze-pop queen Hatchie and Jorja Smith.
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Also, new music from Hopium and French musician Christine and the Queens.
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The out-now sequel is the best time at the movies we've had for a long while.
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Also, new music from Channel Tres and Australian electro-soul king Jordan Rakei.
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Also, new music from Gretta Ray and Daft Punk collaborators Parcels.
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Cast your minds back to the good ol' days, when Faker's This Heart Attack was the song of the summer and Operator Please played Big Day Out.
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Also, new music from Matthew Young, Odette and plenty of others,
Things were particularly busy last week, so here are some things you probably skipped over.
The Aussie producer/DJ heads to one of the world's biggest festivals ready to rumble.
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Their 3rd Birthday party hits the OAF on April 21 with a big lineup of emerging artists.
Ahead of the release of Echoes In Blue – out Friday through I OH YOU – frontman Jack Bourke is as upfront and open as ever.
And hopefully a few you haven't seen yet.
From Annie Bass and Alice Ivy to Woodes and What So Not, 2018 has given us some real gems early on.
The film arrives this Thursday riding a wave of positive reviews.
The Swedish producer's debut album, Places We Don't Know, is out now through Foreign Family Collective/Counter Records via Inertia Music.
From Troye Sivan to Amy Shark, Jack Antonoff has gathered some of the music world's most exciting names for his soundtrack debut.
The London-based musician's second album All That Must Be is out now.
Before his debut Australian tour, we chat to the Scottish XL Recordings signee about his upbringing, synaesthesia, and his debut album.
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What So Not has crafted a debut album for the electronic ages.
Filling in the mega-festival void left by Big Day Out, the inaugural Sydney City Limits shows promise.
Read our interview with the 24-year-old musician, whose debut EP Blood Type is a sure-winner for any fans of Khalid or Chance The Rapper.
From Stella Donnelly and Billie Eilish to Bonobo and ODESZA.
If there's one thing to take from this week's releases, it's that Australian music reigns supreme.
Her latest single Fuck Your Money is another great slice of energetic electronic pop.
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