The 2026 Winter Olympics are putting ’90s pop in the spotlight, everything from the Spice Girls to Backstreet Boys and even Britney.
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Sydney heavy music pioneers and 3x ARIA winners, Northlane, will head out on an extensive Australian tour this March and April, undertaking a rare run of regional and suburban plays in intimate local venues they are unlikely to ever play again. They’ll be joined by special guests in Inertia, Reliqa and Heartline on select dates. […]
It’s been five long years since we have heard those tones and that voice but now, Devil Electric have roared back with Tahlia, their third studio album and most emotionally charged release to date. At its core, Tahlia is an album about fracture and survival, pain, frustration and relationships breaking under pressure. Uncannily, its themes […]Palindrones transform music into a ritual, blending fiction and sound to connect with audiences beyond musical genres.
In this interview, we explore the band’s formation during the pandemic, the philosophy of symmetry behind their name, their collaborative, narrative-driven songwriting process, the ritualistic nature of their live performances, and the diverse musical influences that shape their sound.
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NECESSARY EVIL is the 7th studio album of the Budapest based hard rock/garage rock band, The Trousers. Songwriter-frontman Zoltán Kőváry started to write the songs back in the spring of 2024, and the first single Second hand suicide was released in 2025 May. It was called “an instant rock classic” by a Canadian rock-radio, while […]