Oct 04, 2023
By Dom Gourlay
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Pale Blue Eyes have just realised a strong contender for album of the year in “This House”, so Under the Radar spoke to band members Matt and Lucy Board (vocals/guitar and drums respectively) about the new record, forthcoming UK tour and how important it is for bands to play live in the current climate. More
Sep 27, 2023
By Dom Gourlay
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W.H. Lung start their first ever US tour in New York this evening. Earlier this month, Under the Radar spoke to founder member and vocalist Joe Evans about the tour, their impending third album and future plans for the band. More
Sep 26, 2023
By Kyle Mullin
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Music supervisor Tiffany Anders and composer Mato Wayuhi take us behind the scenes of how they heighten key moments on Reservation Dogs through music. More
Sep 26, 2023
By Celine Teo-Blockey
Indie rock act Black Belt Eagle Scout, who released their third album, The Land, The Sea, The Sky, in February this year, will be one of many indigenous artist to headline Australia’s first Volume festival, a music event presented by Sydney’s Art Gallery of NSW. To be held across the gallery’s new building, from Sept 22 to Oct 8, the festival will include a host of free events, and ticketed concerts for Solange, Sampa The Great, and Inuit contemporary musician Sonya Holowell. More
Sep 25, 2023
By Mariel Fechik
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Hearing Gabriels’ debut album, Angels & Queens, for the first time is somewhat astonishing—from the first surreptitious moments of pizzicato strings to the enchanting flutter of Jacob Lusk’s voice, it’s clear that Gabriels has tapped into some previously hidden, preternatural vein of music-making. More
Sep 19, 2023
By Stephen Humphries
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Steven Wilson announced his seventh solo album, The Harmony Codex, within weeks of finishing a reunion tour with Porcupine Tree. The progressive rock group spent the summer playing European festivals. More
Sep 18, 2023
By Andy Von Pip
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If Lael Neale’s second album, 2021’s Acquainted with Night, was an attempt to find space and calm whilst surrounded by the neon and noise of Los Angeles, then her follow-up, Star Eaters Delight, is about reaching out from isolation and looking to reconnect with the world. More
Sep 15, 2023
By Frank Valish
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Lauren Denitzio took a minute from preparing for a North American fall tour to give Under the Radar a track-by-track rundown on Worriers’ new album, Trust Your Gut. More
Sep 08, 2023
By Andy Von Pip
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Back in 2019, Coach Party announced their arrival with the frenetic fuzzed-up debut single “Oh Lola.” While they didn’t quite explode out of the Isle of Wight in the same way as fellow islanders Wet Leg did a few years later, Coach Party’s progress has nevertheless been thrilling to watch. More
Aug 31, 2023
By Celine Teo-Blockey
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The title of Grian Chatten’s debut solo album, Chaos For the Fly, borrows from the quote “What is normal to the spider is chaos for the fly,” attributed to Charles Addams, the titular creator of The Addams Family. It refers to the different modalities of reality we all exist in, implying there’s no such thing as a “normal” that suits everyone, in fact, one group’s normal is often another’s disaster. More