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Electronic-rock trailblazers Anamanaguchi make their live Melbourne debut at Howler on their Australian tour, supported by frog chaser and Porcelain Boy.
Milk Bar Gang lead Happy Mag's fresh radar with Peep Show, an intriguing hybrid of gritty rock weight, electronic pulse, and mysterious atmosphere.
Dublin's Pillow Queens re-emerge as a trio with Kiss Kiss, embracing drum machines and electronic textures alongside their signature indie-rock drive.
Polyphia drop With Eyes To See, combining virtuoso prog guitars with pulsating house beats ahead of fifth studio album BE NOT AFRAID, out 23 October.
Black Bananas return with Bad Bunch, slamming rock, techno, and pop into an exhilarating, genre-defying mix.
Zurich independent project ePlanet release Cinematic Collapse, a nine-track narrative that welds heavy rock, punk energy, and electronic atmosphere.