Sydney-based artist, producer and now author, Locian redefines the boundaries of musical and literary artistry with the release of his debut album, ‘Fears, Reflections & Shades of Time’, which is complemented by an immersive companion book.
Read MoreGold Coast genre-bender, Satellite Mile gives another taste of their to-be-released full length album in latest cyber-tinged dreamscape, ‘The Water’s Edge’, which is premiering on The Point Music News ahead of its April 11 release.
Read MorePremiering ahead of its April 4 release right here on The Point Music News, Townsville’s indie/punk rockers Poison Oak are offering a sneak of their new single, ‘Replay’, a song that delves into the (what feels like) never-ending loop of daily life monotony.
Read MoreSydney based Alt Metal outfit Dirt City have just released their heart wrenching new single ‘Barely Human’, which premiered exclusively via The Point Music News.
Read MoreNewcastle’s Atlas Franklin Alexander offers an ethereal exploration into atmospheric psych pop on his latest EP, ‘Flexible New Replica’, which is out now
Read MoreFresh from her own Australian Idol journey, Sunshine Coast’s own Princess of Pop, JaZZella has dropped her latest unabashedly slick pop single, ‘My Idol’
Read MoreSunshine Coast music lovers, get ready for a night of gritty alt-country, evocative indie folk and raw, heartfelt storytelling as three of Queensland’s finest acts come together for a one-night-only event.
Read MoreCentral Coast singer/songwriter NEAV, unveils a magical team-up with fellow songwriter, John Vella on ‘Think It Over’. The introspective debut collaboration thrives on emotion and stripped-back intimacy, with the duo having crafted a deeply introspective soundscape which invites listeners to reflect on love, loss, and the echoes of the past that shape who we become.
Read MoreGold Coast’s enigmatic songwriter and performer, Tomi Gray, pours a tonne of sharp storytelling and theatrical know-how into his latest album, ‘ORPHANS’, out now. Across nine tracks—including the previously released ‘Boomerang’ and ‘Busted Broken Bones’—Gray takes listeners on a sonic journey through his ever-evolving artistry.
Read MoreNewcastle-based pop-punker Warwick Smith is dropping his latest single (and accompanying music video), ‘Dreaming Consequences’, which we here at The Point Music News, get to premiere ahead of it’s March 7 release.
Read MoreSydney’s two-piece alt-punk duo, smallways. mark their return for 2025 with the experimental bent of new single, ‘Social Experiment’. The new track is a step away from their more amped-up punk approach, adopting a more electro/dark wave approach, pushing their own sonic capabilities and artistic stylings.
Read MoreNominations are now open for local musicians, venues, producers, and creative artists to nominate for the first ever Sunshine Coast Music Awards.
Read MoreAdelaide/Kuarna’s new wave/post-punk revivalists, Street Legal have revealed their debut EP, ‘Bruxism’ - a four-track journey through brooding synth pop and restless new wave energy.
Read MoreSinger/Songwriter/producer Christian Patey returns with his latest single that ticks all the boxes for lovers of Bon Iver or The National. ‘Don’t Follow The Internet’ is a song written for the over-thinkers, becoming a reminder not to rely on the internet for self-worth.
Read MoreCelebrating a decade of his multi-platinum hit, Firestone, Conrad Sewell has today announced his biggest regional tour of Australia yet, set to take his iconic voice and sweeping hits to all pockets of Australia in an intimate, acoustic setting throughout April and May, with national support from René Le Feuvre.
Read MoreSydney’s alt metal outfit, Dirt City, continue to fly the industrial metal flag proudly, with the release of their latest single, ‘Scratched’ now out.
Read MoreOne of Sydney’s most electrifying and captivating alt-rock acts, Toy Saints has delivered a highly anticipated debut EP in ‘Colour of the Week’, which is out now. The band have headed out on tour to celebrate this release, running along Australia’s East Coast (already having smashed South East Queensland), brining their signature energy to fans in intimate and iconic venues alike.
Read MoreFollowing the prolific release of their self-titled album and their biggest headline shows to date in 2024, MAKE THEM SUFFER have announced a massive 2025 regional Australian tour, set to bring their insatiable live show on an 18-date run this June and July, joined by special guests JUSTICE FOR THE DAMNED and THE GLOOM IN THE CORNER.
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