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Building a name for themselves as one of the hardest-working bands throughout Australia, Delivery has finally achieved a record deal with Heavenly Recordings and released their first single after signing, ‘Digging The Hole’.

The band is in blistering energy throughout, letting you listen to every note being hit home and strongly driven; it moves beautifully through the intense middle section that builds up unto an overblown finale and introduces the listener to their favourite new band.

Delivery – ‘Digging The Hole’

The band shared the following background on the song: “Digging The Hole’ was the first track thrown in the mix for our upcoming album and it definitely set the tone of things to come. It was written in a rush, combining a bunch of unused ideas, with vocals and guitar leads completely ad-libbed on the spot as it was demoed.”

He added. “The final song ended up with more twists and turns than a Sherlock episode, but at the same time seemed to make perfect sense to me. Musically, it draws from a bunch of our typical influences: The Hives, The Intelligence, Parquet Courts, The Ramones as well as borrowing some tricks from our favorite Melbourne contemporaries. And lyrically… well, there are some people who take on the grunt work and there are some people who don’t mind shoveling the dirt back in and undoing all the effort. Digging The Hole is a reminder to be the person who keeps digging that hole, even when someone is filling it right back in again.”

Known to many as the most exciting band in Australia, Delivery released the much-anticipated first album, ‘Forever Giving Handshakes;, in 2023. It received great applause and spotted admirers in Henry Rollins, with Rolling Stone Australia listing its Top 10 albums of 2022. Cool and in a very DIY style, Delivery has gained a reputation for being one of those bands whose name everyone loves—audiences and other bands alike.

They’ve sold out headline shows from Melbourne to Berlin and proved themselves at the Golden Plains and Meadow Festivals. Hours of suggestions and 20-plus European dates have brought them to this show at Windmill Brixton.

Heavenly Recordings is now about to be the host of their second album, which will be released shortly.

You can stream their new single ‘Digging The Hole’ here.

Further Reading

Kane Brown Announces 2024 Australian Tour

Douglas Lim Announces 2024 ‘Made In Malaysia’ Australian Tour

Diesel Announces 2024 ‘Bootleg Melancholy’ Australian Tour

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Internet sensation Max Fosh has announced the single most adventuresome endeavour in his life to date: a debut international tour, which includes an Australian leg tour for 2025.

The tour is titled “Loophole” and will see Fosh unleash his inimitable blend of comedy and charm on international audiences.

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The magic date is March 12, when Fosh will start off the tour Down Under in Perth, Australia. Stops on the Australian leg will include some not-to-be-missed places—Melbourne, Brisbane, and Sydney—to give that Continent an opportunity to glimpse him live.

Known for his git and charisma on the internet, not to mention while hosting various projects, Fosh has built a keen following with his sense of humour regarding everyday life and quirkish adventures. Indeed, his international tour won’t go short of crowds inquisitive to see him live, bringing his internet fame onto the stage.

Tickets for all shows are on sale now, and fans can sign up to get in early to secure tickets. If you’re keen to be amongst it and see a Max Fosh live, tickets and more information about this upcoming tour are available now from Live Nation Australia.

With the much-anticipated “Loophole” already creating a buzz in its wake, Max Fosh is primed to deliver an unforgettable experience, proving exactly why he has grown as a cherished character in both comedy and entertainment.

Max Fosh Australian Tour 2025

Wednesday, 12th March: Astor Theatre, Perth

Saturday, 15th March: Athenaeum Theatre, Melbourne

Tuesday, 18th March: The Tivoli, Brisbane

Friday, 21st March: Enmore Theatre, Sydney

Tickets via Live Nation Australia

Further Reading

Kane Brown Announces 2024 Australian Tour

Douglas Lim Announces 2024 ‘Made In Malaysia’ Australian Tour

Diesel Announces 2024 ‘Bootleg Melancholy’ Australian Tour

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Miami, get ready to get spooky from sunset to sunrise at South Florida’s ultimate Halloween rave, Hocus Pocus. The fourth annual celebration spans three nights, from Thursday, October 31st to Saturday, November 2nd. Hosted by Insomniac and LinkMiamiRebels, Hocus Pocus is set to deliver a spectacular lineup of techno, house, and a diverse range of electronic music genres. Charlotte de Witte, Nina Kraviz, Jamie Jones, Carl Craig, and The Martinez Brothers join over 75 other artists on four stages at open air venue Factory Town in Hialeah. Local talent includes Ms. Mada, Jonny From Space, Bakke, Danyelino, Miguelle & Tons, Malóne, and Sister System.

This year, the event features an all-new stage, alongside other surprises that will be revealed as the dates draw closer. Sign up for early access to tickets begins on Thursday, July 11th at 12 PM ET. General on-sale begins at 2 PM ET.

Event Details

Dates: Thursday, October 31st, Friday, November 1st, and Saturday, November 2nd
Times: 7 PM to 7 AM each night
Venue: Factory Town, 4800 NW 37th Ave, Miami, FL 33142, USA

Hocus Pocus A-Z Lineup

Ahmed Spins, Aleszandro, Alex Wann, AMÉMÉ, Andy Martinez, ANNA, Artbat, Austin Millz, Bakke, Ben Sterling, Blackchild, Caiiro, Carl Craig, Cassian, Charlotte de Witte, ChaseWest, Chris Avantgarde, Christian AB, Classmatic, Coco & Breezy, Danyelino, Dennis Cruz, Dimmish, Eli Brown, Elias Garcia, Eliza Rose, Francis Mercier, Idriss D, Indira Paganotto, Jaden Thompson, Jamie Jones, Jonny From Space, Joseph Capriati, Josh Baker, Kevin de Vries, KILIMANJARO, KinAhau, Kobosil, Ky William, Layla Benitez, LF SYSTEM, Lilly Palmer, Luciano, Maher Daniel, Marcel Dettmann, Massano, Matt Martinez, Max Stern, Maz (BR), Miguelle, TONS, Miluhska, Monoky, Moodymann, Ms. Mada, Nico Moreno, Nii Tei, Nina Kraviz, Nitefreak, Odd Mob, OGUZ, Patrick Mason, Quest (IT), Risa Taniguchi, Rossi, Shlømo, Sister System, Sparrow & Barbossa, The Martinez Brothers, Tiffy Vera, Trym, Victoria, VTSS, Wakyin, Wheats, X CLUB.

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Laura Marling has shared a track, “Patterns”, from her new album, Patterns In Repeat, which is released on October 25 through Chrysalis/Partisan Records.

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You can hear “Patterns” below:

The record – her eighth solo album – was recorded almost entirely at Marling’s home studio and co-produced by Dom Monks, with additional assistance from Rob Moose.

“Over the course of nine months, I had happily prepared myself for the fact that my life as a songwriter would be put on hold while I adjusted to life as a new parent,” says Marling.

“How delighted then was I to discover that for the first few months of a baby’s life, you can bounce them in a bouncer and play guitar all day. For the first time in my life, I was able to gaze into another human’s eyes as I wrote. Of course, new parents feel like they discovered that feeling – one of the very finest that life has to offer, of looking into the eyes of your child and feeling the enormity of the picture as a whole, the enormity of a precarious life, celestial, fragile and extraordinary, taking its place among the comparatively banal constellation of a family. This banal constellation seems to have dominated the writing of Patterns in Repeat – the drama of the domestic sphere, the frail threads that bind a family together, the good intentions we hold onto for our progeny and the many and various ways they get lost in time. So much complexity in the banal, the caged, the everyday.

“Being as I am, 34 years old, now 15 years and 8 albums into a life in song, I am unable to escape the fact that each record has served as a time-stamped chapter of my life (though some have appeared more a premonition). Now, here we are, following a youth spent desperately trying to understand what it is to be a woman, I am at the brow of the hill, with an entirely new and enormous perspective surrounding me.”

The tracklisting is:

Child of Mine

Patterns

Your Girl

No One’s Gonna Love You Like I Can

The Shadows

Interlude

Caroline

Looking Back

Lullaby

Patterns in Repeat

Patterns In Repeat is available to pre-order here.

Meanwhile, Marling also takes up residencies in October and November:

Hackney Church, London – October 29, 30, November 1 and 2

Bowery Ballroom, New York – November 11 and 12

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You know those dirty, ragged wristbands we all bring home after trekking miles through heat, dirt, and mud after a multi-day camping festival? Every porta potty visit, every wave of dust kicked up by shufflers, every spilled drop of rain or Beatbox is forever etched on those beloved wristbands. They serve as a grimy memento of the blood, sweat, and tears we ravers put into every festival experience. Well apparently these wristbands have become so sought after, that Balenciaga is now selling a mock “Raver Bracelet” for €3,500.

That’s right, our well-used and well-loved festival wristbands are now a “couture” accessory designers are capitalizing on. Balenciaga’s Raver Bracelet debuted during their Autumn/Winter 2024-25 haute couture collection showcase in Paris last week (July 1). Hand-embroidered and held together with a sterling silver 925 clasp, the bracelet is intentionally distressed to mimic a used festival wristband.

The Raver Bracelet is available in pink, black, and blue polyester. According to the Balenciaga’s creative director Demn, wearing “this distressed version” requires “the skills of an artist to imbue it with a worn and aged look.” The fashion house adds that the manufacturing process requires “a full day’s work for each piece.” Each piece is handmade using various artisanal techniques, making it “unique and intricate,” which is why interested buyers must make a private appointment to purchase.

The new accessory is currently available by appointment only for €3,500, with a second style option featuring metallic thread priced at €4,500. Your average festival wristband ranges anywhere from €300-€3,000 these days, depending on the event and the desired experience tier (GA, GA+, VIP, etc.). Balenciaga’s mock wristband tops any festival entry fee currently available. You could attend EDC Las Vegas as a VIP guest three times before hitting Balenciaga’s price point.

If you want the real thing (and to save a bit of money), you have to put in the work like the rest of us ravers. Otherwise, here’s the link to book your appointment for the Balenciaga knockoff!

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