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The Wallarians, is a rock indie band that comes from Melbournes south east region. They all attend an adult disability support service, Wallara Australia. The band formed in late 2015. We celebrate people of all abilities through our music. Our genre of music is Rock Abilities

Boy. >> reporter: they beat and tortured till before shooting him in the head and tossing his body in a river. his body was returned to chicago disfigured beyond recognition, but his mother insisted on an open casket wanting the world to know what happened to her son. both men were charged. months after their acquittal, they told a magazine that they did kill till but double j jeopardy laws kept them from being charged again. the case was closed in 2007. in 2017, vanity fair published an article...

Outspoken, not afraid to speak her mind, unlike athletes here in japan who her mind, unlike athletes here injapan who have long been expected to be apolitical. at the same time, some say because she does not speak much japanese, and does not live here, some people do not see here, some people do not see her as a japanese athlete but it is better to say that everyone will be watching her first match.— everyone will be watching her first match. just before we go, tell us about _ first match. jus...

Tegan and Sara have toured Australia many times.  In 2007 the triple j live music team captured the Canadian twins and their band in fine form off the back of 5th album  The Con.  Hear them tear it up in front of a sold-out Enmore Theatre crowd, singing and clapping along to songs like Walking with a Ghost,  Back In Your Head, Take Me Anywhere, The Con and more... Listen Tuesday from 6pm AEDT, Saturday from midday or On Demand

THE STANDARD By Ibrahim Karanja | April 2nd 2021 at 12:57:09 GMT +0300 Double Js turntable. [Joseph Kipsang, Standard] When Jeff Waringa - popularly known as Double J - started his trade, radio cassettes and turntables were the in thing. Double J had to endure the cumbersome procedure of blending music from bulky equipment to the right mix for his audience. But he enjoyed it. With the tape, turntable, and later CD the only way to play the music for large audiences in discos and concerts, the ...

They were in the country off the back of 7th album Get Ready – a brilliant comeback following their first break-up and an 8 year break in releases. Its an epic show thatll remind you of their enormous influence on pop music - from early Joy Division anthems Transmission and Atmosphere, to those classic 80s New Or der singles, and the later hits like Crystal and 60 Miles An Hour. Listen Tuesday from 6pm AEDT, Saturday from midday or On Demand.

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When Muse formed in the mid-90s, Britpop reigned supreme. But the trio from Devon had grander musical ambitions, and those objectives only became bolder as their career progressed. The evolution of their sound across their first four albums saw them quickly morph from promising Radiohead acolytes to world dominating prog-rock behemoth. The music became grander and the fanbase became bigger and more passionate. Those records only tell part of the story. The Muse live experience soon set the bar...

When creating Gorillaz in the late-90s, both artists were likely aware it could easily be dismissed as a gimmick. To transcend doubtful preconceptions, quality would be paramount. Their debut album left no room for doubt: Albarns effortless collage of dub, hip hop, psych and indie rock was seamless, and a couple of indie hits in Clint Eastwood and 19-2000 meant Gorillaz became stars before doubters had much chance to question the concept. Two decades on from that debut album, we look at Gorill...