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This week’s PBS Feature Album is From The Fire, the debut album by Audrey Powne.Embracing all evolutions as a musician and composer, Audrey Powne releases From The Fire via independent UK record label BBE. Cover to cover telling her story of recovery, persistence, and survival, the album is one complete body of work, drawing from experiences in her own life and watching the

Read our Wings Of Desire review in full from the duo's gig at Rough Trade in Bristol on February 21st, the opening night of their UK tour.

By the end of this opening instalment, Wings of Desire have demonstrated plenty of promise. Now to go forward and build upon it.

Wings of Desire have been rolling out their debut album since 2022, but it's now arrived as a cohesive post-punk triumph doused in a dream-pop glitter.

British duo Wings of Desire (Chloe Little and James Taylor) have announced a new singles collection, "Life Is Infinite," and shared two new songs from it—“A Gun in Every Home” and “001 [Tame the War, Feed the Fire]”—as well as a live video for the former song.

The iconic editor of Rip It Up and BSide Magazine was revered in Adelaide’s live music scene.

In a celebration of Betty Carter’s birthday on May 16, WBGO hosts, staff and friends, including noted singers and instrumentalists, recommend their favorite tracks by the influential vocalist and bandleader.

This week's PBS Feature Album is Feed The Fire by The Rookies. Born in the spring of 2014 on the forgotten end of Brunswick Street in a dimly lit room full of sweat and beer at The Rooks Return, The Rookies started as a quiet set of background jazz for punters while they imbibed their cocktails. This quickly devolved into an uninhibited, drunken dance party reminiscent of a

The Rookies launch their fourth studio album Feed The Fire at The Nightcat April 22.

Sydney’s hard rock/pub rock juggernauts AVALANCHE are back on the road for another headline Tour of Australia.