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“A love letter to 90s alternative rock for those who watched MTV's 120 Minutes every Sunday.”
Reverb-drenched and emotionally raw: Stars and the Underground conjure ethereal post-punk heights on "Echolocation," featuring Hannah Berry's ghostly vocals over Auckland-born dark synthwave atmospherics. David Von Beahm gets deeply introspective on Half Life, his most guitar-driven record yet — a meditation on mortality, choices, and the blurred edges of mid-life. Everybody's Naive finds bittersweet beauty in aimless dusk walks on The Walk Back Always Took Longer, while 44Magnum repurposes teenage tape manipulations and 90s recordings into something hauntingly personal. The City Gates and immortal ebt loom large in the shadows. Stay gentle.
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“The Cavemen resurfaces after 30 years, bringing the raw spirit of 90s rock to today’s global audience”
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“This exciting collection of original music showcases the diverse and innovative sounds emerging from the Australian electronic music scene.”