marigolden – an accurate moniker for Melbourne-based (Wurundjeri Country) artist Mel O’Neill – fills the room with a mixture of gentle folk and indie-rock. Described as the queen of contradiction, her songs are full of pondering and reflections. With passion and power, O’Neill’s latest single ‘Mars’ is out now. Compared […]
The Soul Rebels situation is another headache for organisers of the popular Byron Bay fest, set to take place April 6-10. The post Bluesfest Responds to Soul Rebels’ Legal Threat: ‘They Did Not Comply With The Contractual Terms’ by Lars Brandle appeared first on The Music Network.
Source: Bandcamp Daily. Ambient music is back, baby! After a light January, there was an onslaught of February releases that explored the airier side of experimental music to intriguing lengths. As always, it was hard to narrow everything down to just a few records. But I’m proud of where things […]
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3 New Albums Out This Week You Should Listen to Now: The Veils, The Lathums, and slowthai Finn Andrews image credit not cited on original March 6, 2023 There’s so much good music out in the ether that sometimes it’s difficult to parse through all of it. Every week The […]
Meat Puppets: Our 1986 Interview Gary Rossington, the guitarist for legendary Southern rock band Lynyrd Skynyrd, has died at the age of 71. The band posted a statement confirming Rossington’s death on its verified Facebook account, though they did not specify a cause of death. Rossington was the last surviving […]
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Arctic Monkeys have released a new music video for ‘Sculptures Of Anything Goes’, taken off their latest album, ‘The Car’. READ MORE: Arctic Monkeys – ‘The Car’ review: a swashbuckling, strings-fuelled epic The video, released on March 6, starts off with Alex Turner and co. rehearsing backstage before a concert […]
SZA has treated her New York City fans to a slightly different version of her SOS tour with some help from special guests Cardi B and Phoebe Bridgers.
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