Best Australian Music of the Week: July 21st-27th
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Stay up to date with all the Australian music releases from last week with Rolling Stone AU/NZ’s weekly roundup
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INXS Weren’t The Only Winners of Triple J’s Hottest 100 of Australian Songs
Posted in: Music NewsTriple j can claim a win with its first poll specifically for Australian songs. Some 2,655,826 total votes were tallied, the fourth most for a countdown
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Is Jelly Roll About to Announce an Australia Tour?
Posted in: Music NewsThe Nashville rapper-turned-singer appears to be teasing a possible debut tour of Australia and New Zealand
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‘Behind The Rolling Stone Cover Live’: How Three Creatives Got Their Start
Posted in: Music FeaturesIt takes more than a camera and a star to make a Rolling Stone cover happen. Here’s how these three creatives found their way into one of the most iconic roles in music media.
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Trump Rages About Windmills and Whales, Claims He Sent Aid to Gaza But No One Said ‘Thank You’
Posted in: Culture NewsDonald Trump turned a press availability in Scotland into a long list of grudges against windmills, Democrats, and Gaza
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GOP Sen. Refuses to Admit Bush, Not Obama, Was President During Epstein’s Plea Deal
Posted in: Culture NewsSen. Markwayne Mullin repeatedly blamed Obama for the sweetheart plea deal Jeffrey Epstein got in 2008, when George W. Bush was president
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Watch Iggy Pop Play ‘Superman’ Song ‘Punkrocker’ Live for First Time
Posted in: Music NewsIggy Pop's 'Punkrocker,' a once-obscure collaboration with Swedish trio Teddybears, has gone viral since its appearance in 'Superman'
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‘Nobody Has a F*cking Clue’: Michael Clifford Talks ‘Exciting’ New 5SOS Music
Posted in: Music NewsIn a new interview with Rolling Stone AU/NZ, Michael Clifford has teased new details for upcoming 5 Seconds of Summer music
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Elon Musk’s Tesla Diner Is the Cybertruck of Restaurants
Posted in: Culture FeaturesElon Musk's new Tesla Diner in Hollywood: long lines, chaotic service, disappointing food and a puzzling design with drive-in movie screens
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Clipse Had the Most Traditional Album Rollout in Years–and It Worked
Posted in: Music FeaturesBlog-era rap fans were treated to a wealth of interviews and teasers ahead of the album, which proved to be Clipse's best-performing record yet
