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Pond on ‘Terrestrials’, Australia and Reinvention.

On their latest album, Pond sound sharper, faster and more restless than ever. We caught up with Nick Allbrook to talk about the new record, Australian identity, and why the band still treats every album like a chance to start again.

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ACROSS TOWN: THIS WEEK
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POND, BEN UFO, LOUDER THAN STIGMA FEST, TRICKY AND THE BAD PLUS

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Twelve tracks from twelve of DFW’s biggest artists

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Chlöe Jobin Is Figuring It Out in Real Time.

There is something fitting about Chlöe Jobin calling her new EP Over Time. The songs were not written as one neat chapter, or even necessarily with the intention of eventually sitting beside one another. They survived instead.

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greek: ‘Dance Break’ and the End of Doing Everything Alone.

greek has spent years learning how to do everything himself. On Dance Break, that instinct starts to loosen a little. We caught up with him to talk about control, collaboration, leaving one sound behind, and why home gets louder the farther away you move from it. 

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Sam Sodomsky from THE BIRD CALLS on ‘Take Leave’ and the Useful Weight of Dissatisfaction.

The Bird Calls have been part of Sam Sodomsky’s life since he was 13. On Take Leave, he slows things down, writes past the first answer and looks at everything from a little further away.

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The Mary Wallopers: Tradition Is Supposed to Move.

The Mary Wallopers have built their name by treating Irish folk music as something living, unruly and impossible to keep behind glass. We caught up with Andrew Hendy to talk about tradition, dark humor, Irish identity, politics and why the band still wants every room to feel like everyone in it owns the songs.

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MAKE TIME FOR SEX WEEK, BATHING SUITS AND LITTLE GRANDAD.

This week on RADAR, we’re looking at three artists finding very different ways through guitar music: Sex Week’s hazy, off-kilter pop, Bathing Suits’ collision of noise and dance music, and Little Grandad’s patient, harmony-heavy indie rock.

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