A forthcoming EP from Aeon V, The dark embrace of infinite space is a set of electronic, cinematic soundscapes. Available to pre-order now on Bandcamp ahead of its release on 14 June 2026.
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A standalone single from Berlin collective Auslander:IN, released on OMS Records to support the Hejmo Open Music School — a completely free musical knowledge-sharing community focused on the inclusion of new migrants, marginalised people, and those seeking a positive social network in Berlin.
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The debut album from Melbourne garage-punk outfit Mesa Cosa, YaYa Brouhaha was released on 3 November 2014. Recorded by Paul Maybury in Fairfield and mastered by Mikey Young (Eddy Current Suppression Ring / Total Control) and Nao Anzai, the ten-track record runs from the upbeat “Sydney” to harder cuts like “Satanas”, with a screen-printed cover by Jase Harper.
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The first Mesa Cosa release, the seven-track Infernal Cakewalk EP, came out on 1 March 2012, ahead of the band’s debut album YaYa Brouhaha. Recorded by Nao Anzai and mastered by Mikey Young, with sleeve design by C.M. Ruiz, it captures the band’s “the Stooges walk into a tequila bar” live attitude in a “hey, we put out a record!” kind of way.
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The only album by Macaca Mulatta — the band formed in London by ex-Art Brut guitarist and songwriter Chris Chinchilla. After touring through Europe and America the group settled in Melbourne with a new line-up, recorded AAA, and split up not long after a final show. Nine tracks of scrappy, melodic British indie-punk in the spirit of The Jam, The Clash, Buzzcocks and Billy Bragg.
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The fourth single drawn from Bang Bang Rock & Roll, “Good Weekend” was released on 26 September 2005. An exuberant, deadpan celebration of new love, it remains one of Art Brut’s best-loved tracks.
Stream in the following places: The debut studio album by British rock band Art Brut, Bang Bang Rock & Roll was originally released on 30 May 2005 via Fierce Panda Records. Produced by John Fortis and Howard Gray, it earned “universal acclaim” on Metacritic and spawned the much-loved single “Formed a Band”, a self-referential anthem about the joy of starting a band.
Buy a copy in the following places: Stream in the following places: Released on Fierce Panda on 2 May 2005 to trail the album, “Emily Kane” is a wistful ode to a teenage sweetheart. It reached number 41 in the UK Singles Chart — missing the top 40 by just two sales and remaining Fierce Panda’s highest-charting single.
Stream in the following places: After Rough Trade declined to sign the band for an album, Art Brut released the “Modern Art / My Little Brother” double A-side as a standalone single on Fierce Panda on 6 December 2004. Both tracks were later re-recorded for the debut album Bang Bang Rock & Roll.
Stream in the following places: The first Art Brut single, “Formed a Band”, was released as a one-off single on Rough Trade on 29 March 2004 after first appearing on the 2003 compilation The New Cross: An Angular Sampler. A re-recorded version opens the band’s debut album, Bang Bang Rock & Roll.
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