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LISTEN: Office Dog Release New Album ‘Prime Corner’

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By Ani Ngawhika Verified
| Rolling Stone Australia Verified
Office Dog’s new album Prime Corner has arrived. The record pulls together ideas the trio have been circling for months — home, uncertainty, and what it means to put down roots. Those themes appeared throughout recent singles “Front Row Seat”, “Gold Things”, and “Reins”, which offered an early look at a record that balances some of Office Dog’s heaviest and softest material to date. The album’s themes are especially clear in “Reins”.
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Indie Artist Logan Edwards Is Ready to Go It Alone

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By Ani Ngawhika Verified
| Rolling Stone Australia Verified
For years, Logan Edwards has helped shape some of Ōtepoti Dunedin’s best up-and-coming indie bands. Now, Belong to Someone Else marks the first time he has stepped into the spotlight alone. The five-track EP opens a new chapter for the guitarist, drummer, and songwriter, whose name has become familiar through The Beatniks, Ani Saafa, and Chump Change.
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LISTEN: Pond Release New Album ‘Terrestrials’

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By Ani Ngawhika Verified
| Rolling Stone Australia Verified
Pond have released Terrestrials, their 11th studio album and the latest chapter in the Australian psych-rock band’s ever-evolving catalogue. This time, they set themselves a challenge. No fuzz petal. No ballads. No “Pink Floyd shit.” Instead, Terrestrials draws on Australian pub rock and post-punk, trading sprawling psych jams for a tighter, more urgent sound. For band members Nick Allbrook, Jay Watson, Joe Ryan, Jamie Terry, and James Ireland, Terrestrials marks another bold step forward for Pond.
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