Sunshine Coast indie/rock-roots act, Shen Panthers go through reinvention of sorts with the brand new funk-fuelled single, ‘Day By Day’, which is spurned on by the band’s high-energy live performance.
Read MoreGaining audiences after sweaty live shows over the past 12 months, South-East Melbourne outfit, Tax Evaders are rewarding their new fan base with recorded works, the latest offering being the fun, explosive ‘Sticking Around’, which is out now.
Read MoreTop End band, East Point have followed up their first release, ‘Let Go’, with a brand new indie roots track, ‘Violet’ which mixes a golden Aussie summer with a lost opportunity for love.
Read MoreCalling all Australian heavy music fans as two of the nations most captivating and relentless heavy acts, Brisbane post-hardcore outfit Deadlights and regional Victorian metallers Mirrors, join forces to announce an unforgettable six-date Australian co-headline tour in November, 'The Ego's Valley' Australian tour.
Read MoreBrisbane’s The Blackwater Fever have pulled out another epic alt/blue-rock track out of their collective minds, producing the new single, ‘The Hurt’ which is out now.
Read MoreIt’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 MoreMulti-QMA-winning Cairns singer/songwriter, LT has returned with a brand new single that bursts in joyful and theatrical fashion in ‘Rollercoaster’.
Read MoreGold Coast’s HaydenGoSeek (aka Hayden Andrews from Cheap Fakes) returns with another off-the-planet, fantastically catchy new single in ‘The World’s Gone Mad’; a song that that perfectly articulates what the majority of us are probably thinking right about now.
Read MoreGold Coaster Koolz returns with a new vibrant, crisp single in ‘Coffee’ which gives off refreshing early-to-mid 00’s tones, along with a relaxed vibe.
Read MoreThe return of the lords of Australian Alt/Prog Rock, The Butterfly Effect, has been well embraced, and now, not only have they released a brand new epic single in ‘Visiting Hours’, but also finally announcing a brand new album, ‘IV’ (due to be released on September 2).
Read MoreTwo-time QMA winner Matt Hsu’s Obscure Orchestra returns with kooky new single release ‘Eat The World’, showcasing his award winning signature maximal-minimalism and uncanny ability to blend found objects, orchestral scale, world instruments, and DIY punk ethos to create otherworldly music that has enraptured music lovers, musicians “who know” and audiophiles with an offbeat sense of adventure.
Read MoreCairns’ singer/songwriter GEORGIAXBYRNE dives deep into a delicate new release, ‘Over Thinker’, which intertwines soft pop soundscapes with poignant lyricism, striking a chord and staying true to Georgia’s sincere style.
Read MoreMelbourne alt/emo rockers Vermont have delivered their latest EP, the huge sounding ‘Mature Minds For Overzealous Kids’. Having teased with singles, ‘Headlights’, ‘Over Our Head’, and latest single, ‘Numb’, Vermont offer up a healthy balance of heavy alternative with deep, cutting lyrics.
Read MoreBrisbane/Meanjin alt-rock outfit, Lounge have come screaming in to the scene with a classic, catchy debut single in ‘I Liked Her’; a track that takes a head-on look at the often manic first few days of a brand new ‘box fresh’ relationship.
Read MoreSunshine Coast duo, Collidastate have been teasing their debut EP with recent singles, ‘Out Of Time’ and ‘Judge’, and now the collection of tracks that is ‘Resilience’ has arrived.
Read MoreBrisbane progressive-metal prodigies, Citadel make their mark with their epic second release, ‘Parasyte’ - a cathartic and stirring track that follows up on their debut release, ‘Sundered Souls’.
Read MoreSunshine Coast songwriter/producer Alvy Willa returns with another new, dazzling single in ‘Untangle’, which is out now.
Read MorePerth’s Angie Colman has dug deep and released a massive new single in ‘Who Are You After Me?’; a song that stops you in your tracks with beautiful insight, and heartbreak.
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