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Lacklustre Records: ...Brisbane's Make More are without a doubt the finest indie pop band this side of the equator. Refreshing, clear and pure guitar pop. There is a familiar warmth behind each track, so much so that by the end of the full length LP you're listening to, it'll be like walking out from your favourite sauna.

‘The Beginning & End Of Cereal Killer” is the band’s first full length album to date and also their last release since 2016’s, “Demo’s EP”. The album was recorded over six weeks of tracking in the famous Geelong studios, “The Barracks”, before calling upon mastermind Mikey Young to sail his yacht across the bay and put his much practised mixing techniques into full effect. The result is mind-blowing.Cereal Killer gained worldwide success in 2016 after their headline performances at Glastonbury and Coachella festivals where they blew away hundred’s of thousands of adorning fans and reached international stardom.The band have not performed since 2018’s Old Bar show on August 17, in which a predicted 7,000 screaming fans crammed into the building. However, rumours of an album launch on August the 3rd this year are emerging, and tickets are predicted to sell out within the first hour of sale.

Lacklustre Records: ...A musical representation of human grief, loss and longing split between two acts from each side of the lucky country, Australia. Human emotion is a different experience betwixt and between subjects of all kinds; and within these 12 tracks we are given an opportunity to see through the window into the minds of these musicians; with their varying levels of tenacity providing us with an opportunity to glimpse into their psyche: raw, cathartic, and almost suffocating in their differing respective intensities.

The Snakes: future, past, present punk. Outsider rock'n'roll for the greedy listener. De ja vu punk with satisfying sounds, dirty rhythms and shrieking tones. Snakes perform reptile rock with flange and overdrive, shrill budget keys and cowboy swing drumbeats. Cohesive blend of L.A. sleeze, post punk and pop.Providing the new soundtrack for the depraved and twisted - casual bangers include Snakes Bday, Solid Income and Pop Song that fit in with the likes of your Richard Hells, your Gun Clubs and your Electric Eelses. Snakes are Steph Cheeseman, Charlotte Zarb, Jimmy Mcgarrie, James Dadd and Lewis Hodgson.

P-Vine: ...“Phew” is a Japanese female vocalist, well known as a member of the legendary punk band “Aunt Sally”. Undoubtedly, this album is one of the important records of Japanese new wave and German krautrock history. This album was originally released in 1981 as her solo debut album.