It’s been a long time coming, and with a swag of singles under their belt, Redland Bay heroes, Beddy Rays have finally released their debut full-length self-titled album.
Read MoreSunshine Coast songwriter and storyteller, Darcy Kate has released her debut full length album, ‘Wanderer’. Packed full of short tales like an anthology, the album features stories of heartbreak, and of inspiration, all tied up in a melodious ribbon.
Read MoreFollowing the release of their rambunctious new single ‘Sort It Out’, Beddy Rays announce the release of their debut self-titled album, available Friday 29 July. The Redland Bay larrikins are pumped to also announce their biggest national tour to date for this August and September.
Read MoreSunshine Coast alt-rock drum and bass nerds, Muules offer up their latest and last single before the release of their debut full length album next year. The new single, ‘Divide The Divided’, it seems, has been released with a twist.
A change of pace from previous releases, ‘Divide The Divided’ points out the contradictions in musical tastes and trends in the industry - the struggle of trying to stand out when you're supposed to be fitting in. With strings and synths a-plenty, and an Aussie chorus in the background before the switch is flipped and the track takes a monolithic full alternative rock/grunge turn, ‘Divide The Divided’ will please the musical palette of any fan of 90s and 00s alternative music.
Read MoreBrisbane’s roots rock outfit, The Urban Sea deliver their second single to come from their upcoming debut album, ‘Fall Back to Reason’, ‘Your Enemy’ is a massive, hooky, groove rock offering reminiscent of bands such as Lime Cordiale and Ocean Alley.
Loaded with horns, ‘Your Enemy’ has plenty of soul & blues influences seeping in, wrapped up in a roots groove, with a thick rhythm section, Rhodes-inspired keys, and huge vocals, it’s a song that is festival ready (when they all start to come back).
Read MoreIf you’re a lover of live music on the Sunshine Coast, then the name THUMP should be a familiar one. Regulars on the circuit, and comprising of a list of star musicians, THUMP have finally put their collective abilities together and produced their first album, born in the legendary Yama Nui studio.
Read MoreFrom the prolific guitarist and singer/songwriter of Tijuana Cartel comes a fully self-produced musical release, Cassowary Kids.
It’s Paul A. George’s first album under his own name, and while it carries all the musical heft of Tijuana Cartel, this solo debut sets out to soothe and transport you into a songwriter's secret places.
Read MoreJC and the Tree’s debut album ‘Between Land and Sea’ is the Sunday afternoon relax you never knew you were missing.
Penned by the duo in the Sunshine Coast hinterland it oozes the essence of nature, serenity and calm the world needs right now with lyrical depth that’s thought provoking and relatable. The divine expertise of Jacinta’s violin with Jesse’s telling guitar work and authentic vocals is a combination like no other.
Read MoreFat Picnic have been one of Brisbane's mainstays of soul-infused ska and deep-dub. After years of releasing singles, touring and performing at festivals including Splendour in the Grass and Caloundra Music Festival, they've become renowned for their juicy, high-energy festive vibes. Now, Fat Picnic are releasing their highly-anticipated debut album, 'Get Out Of My Fridge', out now!
In March earlier this year, Fat Picnic offered up their first taste of the album with the fun-loving single 'Make Me Wait'. Following the single tour came more shows and even more big announcements. At the beginning of October, the band announced that they'll be performing every, single, night, at Woodford Folk Festival.
Read MoreIt's been over two years in the making, but it's finally here - The Jensens rise to the top with their heavily anticipated debut album Hyacinth Haze, which premiered late last month.
As Dave Ruby Howe (Triple J) puts it, “when the rock band remembers they're also psych band and we reap the resulting bite of swirly whirly good shit.” You’re in luck, too, Sunshine Coast, as you’ll be able to take in everything Jensens when they play Solbar on September 21.
Read More2019 sees Alt-Folk/Country duo (and former Sunny Coasters) AlfanAnt release their 11 track debut album Aurora Australis; once again raising questions of exactly where does this duo, comprising a couple of Australia’s finest little-known singer/songwriters, fit exactly?
Read MoreWe love seeing Sunshine Coaster’s mixing it up with musicians from all over Australia - case in point, Tetsuians with a mix of Coast and Melbournian musicians.
Pushing forward with their self-titled debut album, Tetsuians bring their indie rock/surf vibe mix to the front.
Read MoreSunshine Coast’s rock/prog outfit, The Quakers have been quiet in the past few months. Though an EP was released in January last year, followed by a new single in September (the very cool, ‘Different Days’ which you can hear here). we hadn’t seen much from the chunky prog riffsters in the way of live shows.
That could be due to frontman Job Cran’s efforts - because, blow us down, he’s gone and released some solo material.
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