Australia has been producing world-class musical talent for decades now, and the past decade has seen a surge in genre pushing psych-rock bands from Down Under. This includes, but is
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In March of this year, Foo Fighters and music as a whole took a step back to grieve when drummer Taylor Hawkins passed away suddenly. The 50-year-old rock veteran’s death
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