Meanjin/Brisbane-based singer/songwriter, Lottie McLeod returns with a brand new single in ‘Important To you’ - a song that dives into the complexity of “setting boundaries for your own preservation”, especially when both parties are struggling. Lottie is an artist who has quickly built a reputation for atmospheres and lyrics that connect and resonate deeply, tapping into art’s ability to comfort and even quietly heal wounds.
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 MoreBrisbane’s Big Blue Eyes are back with their rockiest cut to date with the release of ‘New World Age’, a heavy and grooving track exploring themes of anxiety and nihilism towards the daily grind of modern living.
Read MoreBrisbane’s PhD! kick off 2023, hitting us hard with a brand new track that will leave a mark in ‘Fresh Bruises’, following up their 2022 releases, ‘Swallowing Knives’, and ‘Tie-Dye’ (which took out number 16 in the 2022 4ZZZ Hot 100).
Read MoreBrisbane three-piece Reckless Coast (formerly Rude Rum) go full throttle with their latest single, ‘Do You Want Me?’; a track that presents a modern euphoria that reminisces on Australian Rock nostalgia.
‘Do You Want Me?’ starts with a crash of the likes we haven’t heard since Stone Temple Pilots’ ‘Trippin’ On A Hole In A Paper Heart’; but don’t be fooled, this track isn’t veering off in to post-grunge alt rock world. This is straight up rock’n’roll swagger, with so much damn swing, it’s a surprise the hips aren’t dislocated.
Read MoreBrisbane’s latest indie-pop wunderkinds, JUNO are putting the bounce into your Thursday with their latest sparkling dance-pop single, ‘Zero’.
Fresh-faced but certainly no strangers to the stage, JUNO is the irresistible musical match-up of Kahlia Ferguson and Sam Woods, who first met as members of indie-rock band Sunflower and decided to meld their complementary talents to create scintillating hook-filled soundscapes in the pop-a-sphere.
Read MoreBrisbane-based artist Nicole McKinney has been building to the release of her debut EP, ‘The Process’ since the beginning of 2021, and she has delivered with this emotionally-charged indie/folk release, out now.
Pouring the remnants of a broken heart onto reverbed guitar, McKinney digs deep into her soul and brings out tender, at times soaring vocals, backed by a solid rhythm section that sits in the pocket, with some added textures to bring some slight atmosphere.
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