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This is music for Millennials who’ve realised they can enjoy things unironically (opens the original)
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Since the golden age of Australian indie rock kicked off in the 2010s, DMA’s have carved themselves a place as the balladeers of a generation. No other band lives as comfortably in the chasm between joy and pain that is nostalgia, channelling loneliness and vulnerability into universally uplifting experiences. For Millennials only just remembering they can enjoy things unironically, DMA’s cut through with unapologetic sincerity – emotions on their sleeve, young men refusing to let the world hard
This is music for Millennials who’ve realised they can enjoy things unironically (opens the original)
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Since the golden age of Australian indie rock kicked off in the 2010s, DMA’s have carved themselves a place as the balladeers of a generation. No other band lives as comfortably in the chasm between joy and pain that is nostalgia, channelling loneliness and vulnerability into universally uplifting experiences. For Millennials only just remembering they can enjoy things unironically, DMA’s cut through with unapologetic sincerity – emotions on their sleeve, young men refusing to let the world hard
This is music for Millennials who’ve realised they can enjoy things unironically (opens the original)
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Since the golden age of Australian indie rock kicked off in the 2010s, DMA’s have carved themselves a place as the balladeers of a generation. No other band lives as comfortably in the chasm between joy and pain that is nostalgia, channelling loneliness and vulnerability into universally uplifting experiences. For Millennials only just remembering they can enjoy things unironically, DMA’s cut through with unapologetic sincerity – emotions on their sleeve, young men refusing to let the world hard
This is music for Millennials who’ve realised they can enjoy things unironically (opens the original)
Read excerpt
Since the golden age of Australian indie rock kicked off in the 2010s, DMA’s have carved themselves a place as the balladeers of a generation. No other band lives as comfortably in the chasm between joy and pain that is nostalgia, channelling loneliness and vulnerability into universally uplifting experiences. For Millennials only just remembering they can enjoy things unironically, DMA’s cut through with unapologetic sincerity – emotions on their sleeve, young men refusing to let the world hard
The most underrated film of the 21st century? It’s nice, guys (opens the original)
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The best film of 2016 was a stylish homage to old school Hollywood and a Los Angeles lost to time. A love letter to a type of movie they don’t make any more, brought to life with a brilliant original soundtrack, rapid-fire dialogue, and a star-studded cast led by Ryan Gosling. It’s The Nice Guys, the criminally under-seen neo-noir comedy, starring Ryan Gosling and Russell Crowe. Unlike La La Land, it absolutely bombed at the box office, and unlike La La Land, it didn’t almost win best picture at
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