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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?’

The album draws on samples, a 35-minute film and a national tour as the band says clearing old music rights has become harder.

The Avalanches dig into old jingles and outdated technology to bring us the future on their new album.

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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?’

The Avalanches dig into old jingles and outdated technology to bring us the future on their new album.

·North Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Thursday, October 15, 2026.
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