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Feature Albums

Greentea Peng — TELL DEM IT'S SUNNY

On her third full-length release, the South London artist dives deeper into self-actualisation and healing via an intoxicating swirl of neo-soul and psychedelic R&B.
A black and white close-up of a woman's face. She wears a hat, sunglasses and hoops, and there is a blur effect around her.

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Floodlights — Underneath

The Melbourne five-piece were already among Australia's most promising new rock acts, but they've hit their stride with their third album.
Five people in white shirts and jeans float in reeds. They appear to be underwater, with air bubbles floating around.

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Miami Horror — We Always Had Tomorrow

Australia's nu-disco party starters are back with their first album in 10 years — a decidedly more mature work that balances existential thoughts with shimmery synths.
A Magritte-style image of a room with a flower in a pot and other items. Behind, a window overlooking high-sky clouds.

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Antony Szmierek — Service Station At The End Of The Universe

A mixture of modern-life spoken-word musings, UK garage, acid house and indie rock - all served with Mancunian cheek and charm. 
a snowglobe against a black background

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