Melbourne trio Alcotomic have dropped their power-pop rock fuelled album, ‘8 Second Empire’ after over two decades away, pushing through on a string of well-received singles, bringing forth some of the freshest, no-frills Australian alt music to hit the airwaves in some time.
Read MoreTruly one of the most enduring names in the scene, Sydney-hailing rock trio Cog's trajectory has spanned chart success, countless tours, two J Award nominations and a fanbase that transcends generations against the ever-changing landscape of the music industry and the world at large.
Read MoreCairns-based artist, Meiia keeps the nu-soul tones flowing, following up her recent release, ‘Boys Like You’, with the super-buttery new single, ‘Keep It Together’, which is out now.
Read MoreBrisbane alt rocker The Comfort delve into the heavier side with their brooding and pummelling new single, ‘Isolate. Fixate. Deteriorate’ which is also another taste of their forthcoming album, ‘Let The Love In’, which drops on Friday, October 3.
Read MoreSydney’s Abbey Lane returns and takes the high road, reflecting on the path in her latest indie-rock ballad, ‘Bigger Man’. The new single is also a taste of the upcoming EP ready to roll out in later September.
Read MoreSydney’s Gia Darcy proves once again why she’s one of Australia’s rising pop artists with the brand new single, ‘Subtle Changes’, which is out now.
Read MoreSydney-based multi-instrumentalist, Chuck Sics returns with a taste of his upcoming debut EP in the the introspective yet unwavering lush indie anthem, ‘I’ve Been Thinking’. This is the third track to come from the debut EP, ‘Slipstream’, due for release on September 23.
Read MoreRising South Australian reggae/rock-fusion act Dojo Rise is back with a fiery new single, ‘Run Baby Run’ — a high-energy, emotionally charged track inspired by classic outlaw love stories and the kind of connection that makes you throw caution to the wind.
Read MoreMelbourne’s dark pop outfit, Excuse For An Exit blast their way through the noise with the rallying cry of feminine rage and protest with their latest single, ‘SNAP’ which is out now.
Read MoreAdelaide’s indie genre-blenders, Broken Waves return with a fresh banger meant straight for the dancefloor with the super infectious ‘The Chase’, which is out now.
Read MoreGold Coast genre-bender, Satellite Mile unveils his debut full length album, ‘The Water’s Edge’ - an immersive journey into progressive darkwave soundscapes pulled together at Brisbane’s So Soap Studios.
Read MoreThere’s a new voice in the Melbourne alternative rock scene with divedown, who have announced their signing to Ninth Life Records, as well as unveiling their debut single, ‘Blame Game’.
Read MoreBudgewoi’s loudest over-thinkers, Deadshowws, are pleased to announce their next headline shows of 2025, the ‘Summer Rust’ tour which will see them hit Brisbane, Ipswich and Gold Coast with Meanjin based post-hardcore band Verum + special guests.
Read MoreCairns-based artist, Meiia - the soul/pop sister you never knew you needed - comes swinging into our lives to knock some sense into us with latest single, ‘Boys Like You’, which is out now.
Read MoreMulti-instrumentalist Joe Mungovan brings forth his latest single dedicated to that guy in his latest single, ‘Know it All’ - a song about the type of bloke that you may have worked with, regrettably sat next to at a family barbecue, or even had a pinned photo of him on your dartboard.
Read MoreFinally, after a swag of EPs and singles, Eora/Sydney punks FANGZ have loaded up 11 fiery punk blasts and shot them our way in the form of their debut album, ‘Shui’.
Read MoreAhead of their eagerly anticipated second album Sex Ed out August 22 via ABC Music, Melbourne’s self-professed “bogan funk” outfit Playlunch have announced a national tour in celebration of the record.
Read MoreSydney’s industrial/alt metal legends, Dirt City return with the release of a soaring new single in ‘Envy’, utilising massive beats and monstrous riffing - it becomes one of the heaviest tracks release from the Sydney outfit to date.
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