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An influential independent publication focused on music and the arts in Australia, showcasing fresh voices in writing and photography who share their passion for music, art, film, food, and lifestyle. Beyond their online presence, the team also produces the yearly coffee table book, Australia's Year in Music, and organizes events globally.

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Horizon Realms celebrates Forza Horizon 5's best features

1 day ago | theaureview.com | Matthew Arcari

Let’s get straight to the point: Forza Horizon 5 is one of the best racing games you can play today. Thankfully, it’s now out on the PlayStation 5 for a new audience to enjoy. It only feels right that Forza Horizon 5 would release some new DLC in line with this release, which looks to celebrate the best the game has had to offer over the past few years.
Dear Seattle deliver a powerhouse performance at Melbourne's Croxton Bandroom, with support from Lucky, TOWNS and Heart Attack Man

4 days ago | theaureview.com | Sarah Duggan

Still riding the high from their third studio album TOY, which reached number 1 on the ARIA albums chart, Aussie favourites Dear Seattle are thriving right now. Friday night saw them pack out Melbourne’s Croxton Bandroom for the second show of their TOY album tour, with supporting sets from local indie-rock artist Lucky, pop-punk duo TOWNS and American pop-rockers Heart Attack Man on their first tour Down Under.
Make Them Suffer's Sean Harmanis talks their self-titled record, Hellbound Cruise and upcoming Aussie regional tour

4 days ago | theaureview.com | Sarah Duggan

Seventeen years into their existence, Make Them Suffer haven’t lost enthusiasm for what they do, and are just as spirited now as ever. The metalcore Perthians released their self-titled record last year, receiving well-earned praise from both fans and critics. Showcasing a natural progression of their sound as well as exploring new sonic territories, this record was a true return to form for the group.
"I think it's our best work." PUP's Stefan Babcock talks Who Will Look After The Dogs?

4 days ago | theaureview.com | Sarah Duggan

In a world where overthinking can stifle creativity, PUP chose to embrace spontaneity and raw emotion for their fifth studio album, Who Will Look After The Dogs? Born from a place of unfiltered expression, this record, released last Friday, serves as a tremendous return to form for the Canadian rockers. It’s silly, sad and unpolished, a combination that makes for a perfect PUP record.
Aussie Indie Artists: Magali Feuga’s faces of colour and form

6 days ago | theaureview.com | Branden Zavaleta

Aussie Indie Artists is a Q&A series with smaller Aussie creators that shares exciting new works, finds new angles towards the art, and peeks behind the scenes. Faces, and colours, and abstractions, and feelings meld together in Magali Feuga’s work. Somehow, they look both freeform and intricate – it’s a delicate balance, with the weaving of cultures and beauties making each a unique spectacle. “Freeform yet intricate” could also describe Magali’s previous life as a travelling personal chef too.
Mafia: The Old Country shows off some gameplay in its newest trailer

6 days ago | theaureview.com | Matthew Arcari

Mafia: The Old Country might be out in just a few months, but we only just got our first proper gameplay trailer. Set in Sicily during the early 1900’s, this newest trailer shows off more gunplay, traversal, and the beautiful landscapes which highlight the Sicilian landscapes and villages. Players take control of Enzo, a young sulphur miner who looks to escape his harsh life and conditions for an opportunity in the Torrisi crime family.
Disney reveal the location for a 7th Disneyland Resort: Here's everything we know

1 week ago | theaureview.com | Larry Heath

It was revealed today that Disney Parks and Resorts have secured a deal to launch a Disneyland Theme Park in their 5th international location. Sadly, while it’s not Australia, there are direct flights from Australia to the new destination. The location will be on Yas Island in Abu Dhabi, in the UAE, which is serviced by direct flights to Australia thanks to Etihad Airways. The 25 square kilometer manmade island serves as the natural choice for the region, with Ferrari World, Warner Bros.
Grand Theft Auto 6 gets a second trailer

1 week ago | theaureview.com | Matthew Arcari

After the disappointing news that Grand Theft Auto 6 is getting delayed to May 26, 2026, Rockstar Games¬†has dropped a second trailer, the first real look at the game in over a year. Check it out for yourself below:The trailer certainly grants us a deeper look at the relationship between protagonists Jason and Lucia, touching on a very Bonnie and Clyde-inspired narrative through the vibrant streets of Vice City. The trailer does speak for itself, but it’s hard to deny just how clean this looks.
The Chipolo POP is a solid alternative to an Android tracker or AirTag

1 week ago | theaureview.com | Matthew Arcari

At this rate, the number of smart trackers seems to be growing by the day, and depending on your device and preferred ecosystems, like Apple, Android, or even Google, it can make anyone’s head spin. Phones, watches, and now trackers feel pretty commonplace on daily trips when out and about. I’m an iPhone user, and over the past year or so, have pretty much been confined to either the Tile or AirTag.
Mother's Day Gift Guide 2025: From kitchen essentials to kids toys

1 week ago | theaureview.com | Chris Singh

You might be able to get away with foregoing Valentine’s Day gifts and maybe even Christmas gifts, but there’s absolutely no way mum is going to let this one slide. It’s still a nice tradition to get mum something useful when the special occasion rolls around, regardless of whether it’s your own mum or someone else in your life who fills that roll.