In Tasmania, This Record Store Only Offers Music Primarily Made by Women
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The owners of Hobart's Suffragette Records believe "the lyrics and music made by women deserve greater recognition"
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Playlists in Perpetuity: What Australian Albums Would Jessica Mauboy Take to a Desert Island?
Posted in: Music FeaturesIn this new series, Jessica Mauboy reveals which Australian albums she'd be willing to listen to in perpetuity if she found herself stranded and alone on an island
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Voyager Insist This Year’s Eurovision Is ‘A Celebration Of Heavy Music’
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe Eurovision submission of progressive metal five-piece Voyager is a history-making moment
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Playlists in Perpetuity: What Albums Would Sam Fischer Take to a Desert Island?
Posted in: Music FeaturesIn this new series, Sam Fischer reveals to Rolling Stone AU/NZ which albums he'd be willing to listen to in perpetuity if he found himself stranded and alone on an island
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Playlists in Perpetuity: What Albums Would Vera Blue Take to a Desert Island?
Posted in: Music FeaturesVera Blue reveals which albums she'd be willing to listen to in perpetuity if she found herself stranded and alone on an island
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Into the Frying Pan: How Tasmania’s Most Exciting Recording Studio Is Helping Local Bands Like Threats
Posted in: Music FeaturesDespite boasting an impressive collection of both vintage and modern recording equipment, Frying Pan Studios is designed to be affordable to up-and-coming local acts like Threats
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Listen: Paul Kelly Covers Sunnyboys for Mushroom 50
Posted in: Music NewsKelly follows Missy Higgins, Bliss n Eso, and The Temper Trap in covering an Australian classic to celebrate Mushroom's landmark anniversary
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Song You Need to Know: South Summit, ‘Just Like You’
WA's breakout indie rockers just want to grow up to be as cool as their idols on their latest single
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Tina Arena: ‘We’re Here to Break Rules, Not Obey Them’
Posted in: Music NewsThe music icon gave a stirring call to action for artists during her speech at the 2023 Shure Rolling Stone Australia Awards
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This Month in Australian Music History: Cold Chisel Release Their Self-Titled Debut Album
Posted in: Music FeaturesIn the first of a new Rolling Stone AU/NZ series, Jimmy Barnes and Don Walker reflect on the legacy of Cold Chisel’s first album from 1978
