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A Flock of Seagulls Release First New Song Since 1995 ‘Some Dreams’

Daft Punk’s Thomas Bangalter has released a five hour 51 minute soundtrack ‘Chiroptera Matiere Premiere’.

Liverpool arts organisations Homotopia and DuoVision today announce a grant of £142,000 from the National Lottery Heritage Fund for The Power of Holly – a new exhibition documenting the life and work of pioneering LGBTQIA+ musician, songwriter and artist Holly Johnson (Frankie Goes To Hollywood.)

Grimes has been pleading with Elon Musk over his X platform, the platform formerly known as Twitter, for access to their child.

The audience may have came from Culture Club but Berlin were outstanding on the night.

The Chemical Brothers will be back in Australia on February and March 2024 for shows in Brisbane and Sydney as well as A Day On The Green for Victoria in Geelong.

Macklemore has a new song ‘Ben’ featuring DJ Premier, ahead of the March release for his album ‘Ben’.

Andy Barker, the bass player for 808 State, has died at the age of 53.

The Human League’ Dare’ album turned 40 this week.

With more than half in Australia still in lockdown, Australian acts are looking elsewhere for touring income. The Avalanches will head to North America in 2022.

Just weeks after releasing his ‘Reprise’ album, Moby is planning a second volume.

Management for 23-year old DJ Martin Garrix has issued a statement following their court win after a four-year legal battle over ownership of Martin’s early recordings.

Peking Duk and Client Liaison have been announced to perform at a brand new Grand Prix event, the AusGP Sessions.

London club icons The Orb have announced their 17th album Abolition Of The Royal Familia.

Rob Garza of Thievery Corporation has released a new solo EP under the name GARZA.

As I joined a crowd weighted heavily towards the middle-aged ex-raver and descended on the rarely utilised Melbourne Arena for the first Chemical Brothers gig in the city since 2013, I began to ponder the duo’s place in music history. Were they true musical legends, or do I just remember them fondly because they were a large part of the soundtrack to my teenage years?