He Is Legend will return to Australia for the first time in over seven years this May, playing shows around…
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Melbourne/Naarm dance-punk band NO ZU are pulling up stumps after 15 years of ecstatic live shows and genre-juggling releases. Founder…
For those of us who were around during the early to mid-2000s, there was barely a week in which you…
In September 2022, Melbourne minimal post-punk and art pop group Essendon Airport released their first new music in 40 years.…
Nakhane has endured much trauma in life, as chronicled on 2018’s sombre and stunning album You Will Not Die. Now,…
Things could have gone either way for MUNA after their second album, 2019’s Saves The World. At the start of…
Adam Dyment, better known as Duke Dumont, is one of the biggest names in British dance music thanks to bangers…
Ethiopian-born, Sydney rapper Yibby and Nigerian-Australian producer Chub.e are interested in creating a style of hip hop that expresses a…
Kimbra is starting over with her revelatory fourth album, A Reckoning. The Kiwi singer, songwriter and producer has signed a…
There’s a café in Melbourne called Terror Twilight; Brisbane’s 4ZZZ radio station broadcasts a show called Brighten the Corners; Shady…
You Me At Six are back and they’re kickin’ it old school. In good news for YMAS purists, after years…
Some good tidings finally – we’ll all be seeing and hearing more of Naarm (Melbourne) neo-soul queen Kaiit in 2023.…
After 2018’s synth-centric Devotion, Laura Jean engaged with guitar-led full-band arrangements for her sixth album, 2022’s Amateurs. The record begins with ‘Teenager Again’, which pairs…
The Candle and the Flame is Robert Forster’s fourth album since the death of The Go-Betweens’ co-leader, Grant McLennan. Forster…
For droves of music fans around the world, there are few sounds more evocative than Dallas Green’s voice. Whether soaring…
More than 40 years since they formed, seminal Australian power-pop band the Sunnyboys are calling it quits with one final…
California’s buzz retro-futurist band Automatic borrowed their name from a forgotten single by LA new wave group The Go-Go’s. But…
It’s more than three years since Yb.‘s breakout single ‘Stay’ marked the Brisbane-based singer-songwriter as one to watch. The rising…
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