PANIA Releases New EP ‘Coming 2 Terms’, Announces Headline Tour
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The Melbourne R&B star is back with a self-reflective EP across five tracks, and news of live shows to come later this year
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Valerie June Heads Into the Mystic
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Birds of Tokyo Release Summery New Single, ‘Weekend’
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The Modern Revival of Something for Kate
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The Postal Service Announce ‘Everything Will Change’ Live Album
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‘Sophtware Slump’: An Indie Rock Classic Created in Isolation Gets Rerecorded in Quarantine
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