After an interesting week where palpable talent was overshadowed by the elucidating presence of misogyny in the music industry, we can’t help but take a…
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Tipping into the Sydney College of the Arts in Rozelle for the annual St Jerome’s Laneway Festival is always a manic mixture of excitement and…
Presenting Happy Mag’s Top 100 Songs of 2018! Join us as we count down our favourite songs released over the last 12 months, and stay…
UPDATE: British singer Jorja Smith has cancelled her Laneway performances in Adelaide, Melbourne and Fremantle but will still perform in Sydney and Melbourne. She will…
NPR’s Tiny Desk concerts have hosted no shortage of brilliant local and international acts, and last week’s feature performance of Melbourne favourites Camp Cope was…
In an increasingly self-aware climate, issues facing women in the male-dominated music industry are clearer than ever. Now, a new documentary titled Her Sound, Her Story…
Last week we came across Lubulwa, a Melbourne four-piece making spectral pop. The connection came by the way of their self-titled debut EP, a sterling…
During their set at the Byron Bay leg of this years Falls Festival, Melbourne band Camp Cope played their latest single The Opener, which criticises…
40. Alex Cameron – Stranger’s Kiss 39. Sex Tourist – Disconnect 38. WAAX – Wild & Weak 37. Camp Cope – The Opener…
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The team at the Australian Music Prize have done the impossible and narrowed down the whopping longlist of 61 eligible albums to a staggeringly short…
While Bec Sandridge may have an enthusiastic love for the sirens of yesteryear like Cyndi Lauper, that doesn’t mean there’s a shortage of newer acts…
Peering out from the suburbs of Melbourne comes CAMP COPE, a band with relatively little experience but a whole lot of heart. At risk of throwing…
