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Dreams Have Meaning

Dreams Have Meaning

Quarter Short

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"‘Dreams Have Meaning’ blends super-saturated beats with quirky pop charm and a touch of alt flair. It’s a pastel-coloured kaleidoscope of sound — equal parts The Beatles, OK Go, and Tori Amos — twisting and twirling with whimsy, leaving you a little dizzy in the best way." - The Point Music News
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No Sense

No Sense

Quarter Short

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'No Sense' is the debut EP from Meanjin/Brisbane artist, Quarter Short.
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    Glue 4:17
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    Dreams Have Meaning 3:54
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    Feel The Answer 4:07
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    Parallel Cities 3:00
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    It Keeps 4:52
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It Keeps

It Keeps

Quarter Short

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"Quarter Short captures a visceral weight through that super-fuzzy bass and thick, enveloping synths — but it’s her voice that slices clean through the haze. There’s power and fragility in equal measure, and when the Read more
"Quarter Short captures a visceral weight through that super-fuzzy bass and thick, enveloping synths — but it’s her voice that slices clean through the haze. There’s power and fragility in equal measure, and when the choruses hit, she lifts right above the density with effortless control. It Keeps channels a Tidal-era Fiona Apple energy — dark, dangerous, yet slinky and unmistakably feminine — a tug-of-war between self-awareness and transcendence. It’s a track that wants to break free from the limits of flesh and bone, to evolve into something greater. A killer first single, and easily one of our favourite debuts of 2025." - The Point Music News
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REVIEWS

“Quarter Short introduces ‘No Sense’ as a fully formed vision that feels personal, immersive, and ready to be lived inside.”

— Cage Riot

“As a debut body of work, ‘No Sense’ is an impressive and emotionally intelligent introduction. ”

— Lock Magazine

“I just found out about this artist and her sound is truly something special. ”

— Cheers to the Vikings

“A tender, introspective debut that turns quiet relationship tensions into alt-pop gold.”

— Showgraphers

“Quarter Short channels shades of Kate Bush, Regina Spektor, Fiona Apple and Hayley Williams without ever slipping into imitation. ”

— The Point Music News

““No Sense” is more than an introduction — it’s a statement. ” - Hayami

— Haymai Blog

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Quarter Short EP Launch Party

Quarter Short EP Launch Party

Wednesday, December 17, 2025 @ 6:00PMWed, Dec 17, 2025 @ 6:00PM

Metro Arts, 97 Boundary St, West End

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Quarter Short EP Launch Party @ Metro Arts on Dec 17, 6:00PM

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Django Untrained with special guests Quarter Short

Django Untrained with special guests Quarter Short

Saturday, December 13, 2025 @ 6:00PM — 9:00PMSat, Dec 13, 2025 @ 6:00PM — 9:00PM

Ballistic Beer Co. , 53-55 McCarthy Rd, Salisbury

AGE: 18+ TICKETS: $10

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Django Untrained with special guests Quarter Short @ Ballistic Beer Co. on Dec 13, 6:00PM

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JMC Cassette Awards 2025

JMC Cassette Awards 2025

Monday, November 17, 2025 @ 7:00PMMon, Nov 17, 2025 @ 7:00PM

The Triffid, 7-9 Stratton Street, Newstead

JMC Academy is proud to present the 2025 Cassette Awards The Cassette Awards acknowledge outstanding achievements in student work across JMC's Music, Audio and Entertainment Business Management departments.

Join us in Brisbane as we experience student & alumni performances and award presentations.

BRISBANE 2025 CASSETTE AWARDS Monday, 17th November 2025 6:30-10:30 PM The Triffid, 7/9 Stratton St, Newstead QLD

CATEGORIES INCLUDE Alumni Achievement Award Best Produced Track Vocal Excellence Award People's Choice Original Song of the Year Audio Award EBM Trailblazer Award.

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JMC Cassette Awards 2025 @ The Triffid on Nov 17, 7:00PM

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Quarter Short Acoustic with Topaz Rose and Shanleigh

Quarter Short Acoustic with Topaz Rose and Shanleigh

Saturday, November 8, 2025 @ 12:00PM — 4:00PMSat, Nov 8, 2025 @ 12:00PM — 4:00PM

Bardon Bowls Club, Bowman Parade, Bardon

PRICE: Free

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Quarter Short Acoustic with Topaz Rose and Shanleigh @ Bardon Bowls Club on Nov 8, 12:00PM

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Quarter Short - 'It Keeps' Release Party

Quarter Short - 'It Keeps' Release Party

Thursday, October 16, 2025 @ 7:00PMThu, Oct 16, 2025 @ 7:00PM

Can You Keep a Secret, 619-621 Stanley St, Woollongabba, Brisbane

AGES: 18+

$20 Presale / $30 at the door

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Daily object writing posts, updates and epiphanies.

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    About

    Quarter Short

    Quarter Short, a Meanjin/Brisbane-based soloist, released her disarmingly sophisticated debut EP, No Sense, at the end of 2025. In the words of The Point Music News ‘Quarter Short channels shades of Kate Bush, Regina Spektor, Fiona Apple and Hayley Williams without ever slipping into imitation . Between its walls sit brilliantly quirky alt-pop moments — Beck-like in their playfulness, nodding to The Beatles’ experimental detours — but always distinctly her own. Multifaceted without ever overwhelming, No Sense is a whirlwind of self-awareness and acceptance, and one of the most compelling, hook-laced listens of 2025.’

    No Sense is out now on Bandcamp and wherever you stream your music.

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