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Currently in Australia for their first-ever tour of the country, Courteneers seem like a match made in indie heaven for Australia's DMA'S
Dive into fresh local releases from Blusher, Cosmo's Midnight, Forest Claudette, Ruel & DMA's, Jet City Sports Club, The Buoys, and more
Rolling Stone AU/NZ caught up with Johnny Took ahead of the band's appearance at Mushroom 50 Live this weekend
"I wanted to keep my version pretty intimate and simple because I think that's where most of the beauty in this song lies," Wray says
'How Many Dreams?' is a sonic shift, introducing elements of dance and orchestration without messing with the winning template.
DMA’S member Johnny Took tells Rolling Stone AU/NZ about their new album ‘How Many Dreams?’, their most challenging record to make to date
The indie rock trio will perform 16 times around the country in support of their forthcoming fourth album, 'How Many Dreams?'
The track "started as a moving ballad about perseverance but quickly morphed into a trance-y anthem of a side quest that is slightly but steadily DMA'S"
Young Henrys, the Australian craft beer brewery famous for its sustainable approach and continuous support of the arts is throwing an epic three-day festival in Sydney.
The Australian music industry has endured an incredibly tough 18-months due to COVID-19 and ongoing lockdowns so it’s important to support local talent more than ever this Aus Music Month.
