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He was Bowie’s go-to dummer for the last 20 years of his career, but Campbell also toured with Cyndi Lauper and played on Soul Asylum’s “Runaway Train”
There’s a high chance you’ve not heard from your action role-playing video game loving friends since around Friday, 24th September; the official release date of Diablo II: Resurrected. The master stroke from co-developers Blizzard Entertainment and Vicarious Visions to remaster the iconic hack-and-slash title originally released in 2000 hit fans right in the soft spot […]
Recruiting You Am I's Tim Rogers as their new vocalist, it's clear that veteran Sydney punk outfit the Hard-Ons are gearing up for big things.
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Covid-19 has made U.S. visa issues even more of a headache for musicians
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The singer-songwriter returns to the spotlight after a two-year hiatus, sounding wiser than ever
Perth-born Filipino/Norwegian Clinton Kane has attracted an international audience in the many hundreds of thousands, drawn in by his emotionally urgent songwriting
Murray Cook (not to be confused with the former Red Wiggle of the same name) has spent over two decades teaching music inside Australian prisons. For Murray, it’s less about the RAP sheet, and more about getting through to the human behind it.
More than two decades on, the likes of ‘Diablo II’ remains a classic of the gaming world, but what about the music that soundtracked its release?
