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Rock 'n' roll ain't dead! Meet glam-rock icons Mulga Bore Hard Rock, this week's Unearthed Feature Artist

They’re the Eastern Anmatjerre mob family band making a case for rock being a little less dead and a little more deadly.
Duration: 2 minutes 45 seconds

Behind Playlunch's cover of The Weather Girls' 'It's Raining Men' for Like A Version

Open up your lunchbox and see what you can trade with your friends, it's Playlunch time in the Like A Version studio.
Duration: 4 minutes 30 seconds

Playlunch - 'Le Snak' (live for Like A Version)

Playlunch needs no introduction, but they's give it to you anyway with their wickedly funky track 'Le Snak'.
Duration: 4 minutes 40 seconds

Hypnotism, Sunscreen and Simulation Theory

What is the science behind Deja-Vu? Do we all see the same colours? Does cotton cause indigestion? Dr Karl answers these questions and more on triple j Mornings with Jaimee Taylor-Nielsen.
image of Dr Karl wearing a brightly coloured blue shirt on an yellow patterned background
Duration: 39 minutes 25 seconds

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Feature Albums

Laufey - A Matter of Time

Combining stunning orchestral arrangements, bossa nova flair and whimsy out the wazoo, this is a genre-defying record that shows Laufey at her most free.
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sombr - I Barely Know Her

This is an honest pop record that explores the visceral reality of young heartbreak through the lens of the internet’s new boyfriend. 
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Emma Louise & Flume - DUMB

The good friends and longtime collaborators have gifted us with 10 tracks that blend Flume's glitchy, soundscapey electronica and Emma Louise's ethereal, introspective songwriting. 
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Dijon - Baby

Unpredictable but purposeful, Baby is a raw, intimate journey of new fatherhood, and the ecstasy and tragedy of domestic mania. 
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