<p><span><span><span><span><span><span>- Emerging in the early 2000s, Dan Deacon soon gained a reputation for his recorded and live work, blending sound collages with offbeat synthesised pop. Never afraid to explore the more experimental side of electronic music, you’ll find dabblings in noise, sine waves and recollections of his education in electroacoustic composition. </span></span></span></span></span></span></p>

<p>- Trilogies are very “in”, especially the grandest of them all, the trilogy of trilogies (the <em>Star Wars</em> Saga), and with the release of their newest longform work, the <span>Pet Shop Boys</span> have completed their own trilogy. <em>Hotspot</em> completes a cycle of work with British producer <strong>Stuart Price</strong> – <em>Super</em> (2016) and <em>Electric</em> (2013) – with the bulk of the work being realised in Berlin’s famed Hansa Studios.

<p>- After a few years and a growing fan base in the Brisbane metal community, <span>Devonian</span> have just put out their debut EP <em>Witchcraft</em>. These four songs will certainly be familiar to anyone who has been to their shows, particularly opening track <em>Collateral Damage </em>which the band released as a single last year. This song does a great job of setting the scene, with blistering drums, thick crunches of guitar and the sweet/frightening vocals of powerhouse frontwoman <strong>Diletta Luna</strong>.</p>