After the amazing success that New York City based trio fun. have found with their second album Some Nights, they have released a tour edition version of the album featuring four bonus tracks. The album opens with the original 10 tracks and bonus track, including singles Some Nights, We Are Young and Carry On. With the new bonus tracks showcasing a softer, stripped-down side of the band’s music that was on their first album Aim & Ignite but missing from their more recent works…
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As Johnny Marr’s debut solo album, The Messenger finally allows Marr to be the master and creator of his own work. Taking the very best moments and influences from his career, Marr has created an album that reflects his experiences and influences over the years and is more than worthy of standing next to those that already hold his name…
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Melbourne local Vance Joy’s debut EP God Loves You When You’re Dancing highlights exactly why he is a rising star both nationally and internationally. This 5 track album blends his indie-pop style into a stripped down and beautifully simplistic songs that perfectly showcase his song writing and musical talents….
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Talk to almost any music fan and they can give you a list of bands, songs and even moments of mid-show banter that changed their life. That saved their life. That picked them up off the ground, pushed their chin up to the light, and stood in support behind them. It’s what makes these bands stand out from the rest. Makes them more than just strangers standing in front of you with instruments slung across their shoulders. Keeps them in your life years after they have stopped making music. One of the greatest feelings is hearing that band play that song. As fans, we scream along from the barriers and wear it with pride inked across our skin.
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After entertaining Soundwave crowds across Australia, The Offspring are finishing off both their Australian tour and the Soundwave festival with a series of intimate club shows. Their sold-out Sydney show, at the iconic Enmore Theatre, saw the surrounding streets filled with punk-rock kids of all ages and in band shirts of almost as many bands as people…
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After drawing in and rocking rather impressive crowds at both their Sydney and Brisbane Soundwave sets,Of Mice & Men’s Sydney sidewave at The Factory Theatre was hyped up to be a sidewave not to miss. And while I was seeing other bands during most of their set at Soundwave I was absolutely pumped to be seeing their complete set, and I was definitely not let down…
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Bring Me The Horizon’s Sydney Soundwave set was full of heavy guitars and drums, impressive breakdowns and continuous moshing that set the bar for their remaining Soudwave sets and their sidewave at The Sydney Hi-F exceptionally high…
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Fresh from their appearances at Soundwave Brisbane and Sydney, All Time Low took to the stage at the sold out and packed out Factory Theatre on a rather humid Monday night. Their pop punk music and entertaining if somewhat immature stage banter (but then who doesn’t like a good dick joke) kept the crowd and venue staff entertained for the evening…
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It has been an absolutely incredible couple of weeks, which unfortunately has now come to an end.
But check out The 59th Sound for reviews and photos of the wonders of Soundwave!
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Brisbane locals, Gung Ho, have released the third single off their upcoming EP, Anywhere Else, due out later this month. Their blend of retro bass lines and hook heavy guitar tracks along with their melodic, if somewhat moody, vocals creates unique a mix of sun-drenched surf pop with post-punk influences…
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