Electronic

Highasakite Pole Dance Their Way To Camp Echo

Ingrid Helene Håvik, frontwoman of Norwegian five-piece Highasakite is known for putting on a fierce live performance, embodying the music in a way that leaves the audience
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MS MR @ Prince Bandroom Review

Last Friday (29 April) in a room filled with every stereotype imaginable, America’s neon-twin children took to the stage of Melbourne’s Prince Bandroom.

Being a new...
RUFUS @ Thebarton Theatre Review

Energy levels have hit the RÜFÜS.

The trio from Sydney opened their set (29 April) with the sounds of wind chimes and a slightly gospel feel, before moving into...
Twenty One Pilots @ Forum Melbourne Review

For months my ten-year-old son has been floating around the house singing 'Stressed Out’ and other Twenty One Pilots songs.

While I was entertained by his variance...
Kenta Hayashi: The Looping Master

With epic loop pedal and songwriting talents, Japanese one-man band Kenta Hayashi is returning to the east coast of Australia with an even bigger tour, set to wow audiences
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Motez Set To Raise The Vibe

Internationally-renowned artist Motez has a new EP. The Adelaide producer will release 'The Vibe' soon; it features collaborations with West London MC Scrufizzer, Sydney's
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5 Favourite Sex Positions With Lyall Moloney
Renowned lover of parties and dogs, Lyall Moloney has dropped the first single from his forthcoming sophomore...
5 Memorable Moments At Cheated Hearts

Three-and-a-half years of parties, dancing, booze, beats, babes, photos, videos and fun. Cheated Hearts is coming to an (unfortunate) end in Brisbane (to focus on the
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5 Artists Tiga Rates From 2010 To Now

Following last year’s dancefloor diamonds ‘Don’t Break My Heart’ and ‘Bugatti’, Montreal techno legend Tiga is back with his first album in seven years, 'No Fantasy
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2016 Splendour In The Grass Line-Up

The 2016 Splendour In The Grass line-up has dropped, and it's massive.

The Strokes (only Aus show). The Cure. Flume. James Blake. At The Drive-in. Sigur Ros (only...
Odesza: Uncomfortably Comfortable

Since forming in 2012, Seattle two-piece Odesza have gone from viral onliners to bona fide mainstage headliners.

Last in Australia for October’s Listen Out...
MS MR: The Art Of Losing Your Mind

Electro-pop duo MS MR like to let their minds get a little lost.

Drifting minds are magnets for inspiration and Lizzy Plapinger (lead singer and owner of one of the...
Have You Seen Opiuo's Sneakers?

New Zealand-born, Melbourne-based producer Opiuo is basically unstoppable at this point.

Since his 2010 breakout single 'Robo Booty', Opiuo's star has been on a...
Arrivederci Avicii

Avicii has said adios to his performer persona in an emotional post to his website avicii.com.

The Swedish musician and producer, aka Tim Bergling, told fans his...
90s Mania Dance Festival @ Eatons Hill Hotel Review

All I can say is Friday (18 March) was absolute mania.

When I heard the glorious news that the world’s biggest '90s dance festival was coming to Australia for the...
Underworld: A Shining Past And Future

After more than 30 years together and, more recently, a few years apart, Underworld have rediscovered their spark.

Mention the UK duo and it’s likely that 1996...
Wild Marmalade: Into The Wild

The call of the wild: a primal beckoning that few hear and even less answer. When didgeridoo player Si Mullumby heard the call, it sent him on a life-altering journey of
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Eves The Behavior: Painting Pictures With Words

Queensland Music Awards (QMAs) nominee Hannah Karydas – aka Eves the Behavior – credits Joni Mitchell’s album ‘Blue’ as teaching her how to paint pictures with
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Asian Dub Foundation: They’re Not Political But Justin Bieber Is

If you ever meet the Asian Dub Foundation (ADF), don’t call their music political.

Expert genre-blenders, ADF take elements of dub, ragga, hip hop, bhangra,...
From Africa To Adelaide: Miles Cleret Plays WOMADelaide

A combination of energetic 1970s disco and modern electronic music will be on display at WOMADelaide when British musician Miles Cleret takes to the stage.

After a...

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Electronic

Ingrid Helene Håvik, frontwoman of Norwegian five-piece Highasakite is known for putting on a fierce live performance, embodying the music in a way that leaves the audience

Last Friday (29 April) in a room filled with every stereotype imaginable, America’s neon-twin children took to the stage of Melbourne’s Prince Bandroom.

Energy levels have hit the RÜFÜS.

For months my ten-year-old son has been floating around the house singing 'Stressed Out’ and other Twenty One Pilots songs.

With epic loop pedal and songwriting talents, Japanese one-man band Kenta Hayashi is returning to the east coast of Australia with an even bigger tour, set to wow audiences

Internationally-renowned artist Motez has a new EP. The Adelaide producer will release 'The Vibe' soon; it features collaborations with West London MC Scrufizzer, Sydney's

Three-and-a-half years of parties, dancing, booze, beats, babes, photos, videos and fun. Cheated Hearts is coming to an (unfortunate) end in Brisbane (to focus on the

Following last year’s dancefloor diamonds ‘Don’t Break My Heart’ and ‘Bugatti’, Montreal techno legend Tiga is back with his first album in seven years, 'No Fantasy

The 2016 Splendour In The Grass line-up has dropped, and it's massive.

Since forming in 2012, Seattle two-piece Odesza have gone from viral onliners to bona fide mainstage headliners.

Electro-pop duo MS MR like to let their minds get a little lost.

New Zealand-born, Melbourne-based producer Opiuo is basically unstoppable at this point.

Avicii has said adios to his performer persona in an emotional post to his website avicii.com.

All I can say is Friday (18 March) was absolute mania.

After more than 30 years together and, more recently, a few years apart, Underworld have rediscovered their spark.

The call of the wild: a primal beckoning that few hear and even less answer. When didgeridoo player Si Mullumby heard the call, it sent him on a life-altering journey of

Queensland Music Awards (QMAs) nominee Hannah Karydas – aka Eves the Behavior – credits Joni Mitchell’s album ‘Blue’ as teaching her how to paint pictures with

If you ever meet the Asian Dub Foundation (ADF), don’t call their music political.

A combination of energetic 1970s disco and modern electronic music will be on display at WOMADelaide when British musician Miles Cleret takes to the stage.