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2 weeks ago |
backseatmafia.com | Jess Hutton
Gut Health and DJ PGZ have just released a remix of ‘Stiletto’ – I repeat. Dance-punk arthouse goth darlings Gut Health have joined forces with Naarm producer DJ PGZ for a kick-ons-ready rework of their expansive album title track. The result is a sickening club edit with serious weight – one that nods to both acts’ deep roots in Naarm’s DIY scenes.
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2 weeks ago |
backseatmafia.com | Jess Hutton
Remember when Teen Jesus and the Jean Teasers dropped their debut album ‘I Love You’ way back in 2023? I do. Around that same time, I caught their all-ages show at Metro Theatre. It was so obvious then: TJATJT were standing at the helm of a proper awakening for every young rock fan in the room. It’s not like it came out of nowhere, either.
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3 weeks ago |
backseatmafia.com | Jess Hutton
After selling out their first national headline tour and packing out rooms across the country, Fool Nelson could’ve coasted for a minute. Instead, they dropped ‘Bad Dreams’ – another strong cut in a catalogue that’s quietly becoming one of the most reliable in Australian indie rock. Though nothing about them feels forced, just three guys from WA writing songs that land in that strange middle space between feeling a bit wrecked and still showing up anyway.
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4 weeks ago |
backseatmafia.com | Jess Hutton
Tamara & The Dreams made a spectacular return last month with ‘Successful Bisexual’ – their first new release since 2022, and a hell of a comeback. It’s a certified banger: sharp and sugary. A song that makes you feel like your most chaotic self might also be your best. Tamara will headline Merri Creek Tavern on May 17 to launch the frenetic, confessional indie-pop track, with glam-rock outfit Pollyman on support.
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1 month ago |
backseatmafia.com | Jess Hutton
It’s wild, really – the Sex Pistols only ever released one official studio album. Just one. But what a detonation it was. Nearly fifty years later, the blast radius is still visible – even across the globe at Hordern Pavilion this week. They came out swinging – ‘Holidays in the Sun’, ‘Seventeen’, ‘New York’ – no warm-up, no easing in. Cook walked up to his kit, giving the crowd a casual wave like he was walking into the pub. Matlock moved so stoically but cracked the occasional grin.
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