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The Avalanches unravel the past: ‘If an ad is seared into my brain, is that of any less worth than a great piece of pop?’

Sydney Morning Herald - Culture · 15 October 2026 at 11:00 am

The Avalanches unravel the past: ‘If an ad is seared into my brain, is that of any less worth than a great piece of pop?’

The Avalanches dig into old jingles and outdated technology to bring us the future on their new album.

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