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      ‘Hasn’t Been That Way Maybe Ever’: How Being in ‘Such a Good Spot’ Helped Underoath Make New Album

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      As major music festivals collapse around the country, an ARIA Award winner has called for Australia to back its arts scene "now more than ever"

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      Another Australian music festival has called off its 2025 events.

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