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Review: Boomtown pushes boundaries

Boomtown works hard to push the boundaries of conventional festivities. Its ambiance beats other festivals in leading a drive for change.

Born in a squat in Brixton, growing up in New Zealand, and presently creating and playing music in Melbourne, we chat to Plum Green.

Alma Har’el, the filmmaker behind LoveTrue builds such trust with her subjects. They throw themselves into such a vulnerable position.

The Melting Caps are an indie rock 5-piece with a touch of ska-funk and a social conscience. Here’s their latest video clip.

Born Joy Dead are a four-piece fronted by former Hungry Kids of Hungary bassist Ben Dalton. We asked them to tell us more.

Rebel Yell’s new EP dropped today and is Grace Stevenson’s first solo industrial project. We asked her to tell us about it.

Venus II is Jarrad Brown (Eagle and the Worm, Dorsal Fins) and Ryan Grieve (Canyons, Heart People). We find out more.

Glass Animals dropped their new album earlier this year and are touring the UK soon. We caught up with them for a chat.

Montaigne has released her new single, Because I Love You, taken from her debut album. We asked her to tell us more about herself.

Volumes Festival will see acts such as Mossy, Donny Benet and Nicholas Allbrook gracing venues in Sydney. We caught up with Donny.

Nestling on the banks of the River Thames, sat a weekend festival making its London debut. We were there to check it all out.

From membrane melting solos, to the gentle caress of melodies, Jake Bugg really did shine as a vocalist and a guitarist.