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Brooklyn’s Juliet Quick has a new EP called Glass Years on Substitute Scene Records.



Talking about her latest single, “No Future” (taken from Glass Years), Quick explains, “The song is not a measured political comment, it’s a snapshot of a moment when the enormity of ecological crisis feels too overwhelming to conceive with sophistication—when despair temporarily blots out reason and political intention. I wrote this song in the worst depression of my life, when I was essentially trying to decide whether it was still worth trying to be alive. Putting that absolute torrent of despair into the shape of this little pop song made it liveable and, eventually, even a little bit funny.”

We tried to get advance screening for the lastest Fast & Furious film, F9, but obviously tickets went… too fast, too furious.



I honest don’t even like these type of movies, they’re just too over-the-top and ridiculous, but they know that and we know that… it’s just a big dumb summer popcorn film. And sometime that’s what you want.



The film will be officially showing on June 25, 2021, but you can get the soundtrack right now. Soundtrak features “Rapido” by Amenazzy, Farruko, Myke Towers & Rochy RD and “Furiosa” by Anitta.

Australian Emma Swift is committed to release a song a week in 2021. She’s calling it “52 Songs: An Adventure into the Unknown”.



Last year, her cover-lover Bob Dylan cover album Blonde on the Tracks was on numerous Best Of lists, including The Guardian’s ‘Best Australian Albums of 2020’ and The Big Takeover’s “#4 Album of the Year.”

Country crossover talent Turbo released his debut EP Cocaine & Fireworks on 10K Projects/Homemade Projects. The record came out June 11, 2021.



Turbo is described as combining the gritty authenticity of outlaw country with hip-hop’s hard-hitting beats and rhymes and pop’s sticky melodies… as evident by the success of his single, “Bo Exotic”.

Croatian melodic heavy rock band Rapid Strike released their self-titled album in May 2021 via Wormholedeath.



The band is scribed as a cross between Metal and Rock. Their lead guitarist and primary songwriter Hrvoje Madiraca doesn’t actually sings – instead vocals are provided by English vocalist Bexie James.



As the COVID pandemic subsides, the band hopes to return to the road and play live shows.

Sydney’s pop/punk band A Swift Farewell recently released their new single called “Mousetrap.” The single came out
June 18, 2021.



Bassist Sarah Bonnet talks about the song, “’Mousetrap’ is about feeling trapped in a relationship in which you are not able to give some-one the time and attention they demand from you and feeling burnt out from trying. In the end, the person doesn’t notice they are asking too much from you and you feel yourself grow emotionally distant from them.”