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Sydney indie-pop four piece Convaire combine male brashness tempered by the subtleties of youthful femininity. And they're our pick for Sydney Parklife!
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Blud
GENRE:
Electronic
LOCATION:
Perth, WA
Get ready for the debut gig of our 2010 Unearthed high finalists when they play at Parklife in Perth!
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Sarah is for Lovers
Strange Talk
GENRE:
Pop
LOCATION:
Melbourne, VIC
Brand spanking new band in the vein of Phoenix. Catch them when they open Melbourne Parklife!
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Climbing Walls
Mammoth Logic
GENRE:
Electronic
LOCATION:
Adelaide, SA
This Adelaide duo are from an unconventional realm, a place where distinctly futuristic pop flavours meet the sounds of French electro and post-punk rock. catch them at Parklife in Adelaide!
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Met On Mars
PARKLIFE WINNERS!
We haz them! Check out our 5 amazing winners from across Australia who will be hitting the stage with The Dandy Warhols, Soulwax, and Missy Elliott at the Parklife in their capital city. Congratulations!!
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8 BANDS: ONE MOVEMENT
One Movement and triple j Unearthed will be sending one band from every state and territory to play at the One Movement festival. THAT'S 8 BANDS. THAT'S MASSIVE! Not only will you play in front of a huge Perth crowd, but all the fancy music industry delegates too!
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LOON LAKE WIN BIGSOUND
BIGSOUND is one of Australia's leading music industry conferences and we are giving Melbourne band Loon Lake the awesome opportunity to play a showcase gig in front of industry heavyweights at the BIGSOUND Live festival.
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JINJA SAFARI WIN SPLENDOUR
Congratulations to Jinja Safari who we'll be flying to Woodfordia so they can bust out their afro pop to the masses when they open the main ampitheatre stage at SPLENDOUR IN THE GRASS! You can catch them at 11.00 am on Friday - first set of the entire festival!
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STONEFIELD - THROUGH THE CLOVER
New name, new track! Arise "Stonefield" with their amazing new track Through the Clover recorded here at triple j. We're heading to Victoria to put on a very special lunchtime gig at Gisborne Secondary college with Tom & Alex and British India today!
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Unearthed iPhone app!
triple j’s free Unearthed iPhone Application
has now made it easier to find your new favourite band. The App is the first in Australia to allow music downloads to your iPhone Did we mention both the App and the downloads are completely free?
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NIDA'S UNEARTHED FILM CLIPS
triple j Unearthed jumped into bed with NIDA, and here's the result! Check out the amazing video clips created by NIDA masters of directing students, for 6 lucky triple j Unearthed bands.
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Check out the Unearthed tracks currently in rotation on triple j radio.
Artist, Track
Genre
Play/Queue
Hayley Couper, Black & Blue
Roots
Split Seconds, Bed Down
Indie
B WIV DEECE, You own it
Hip Hop
Julez, WOLF ft. DJ SIZ...
Hip Hop
COMIC SANS, HELL'S ANGELS
Dance
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Caz Tran
Artist:
A Baker's Dozen
Track:
Carbon
Genre:
Electronic
3 September 2010
Top notch crunchy, sparky robo beats. I get a real buzz listening to this!
rating:
4/5
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Empire, In My Mind
Rock
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Rock
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Rock
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Empire, Nevermind
Rock
5
Medollic, Fable
Rock
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