When Melbourne outfit Hannah Kate dropped their debut EP Late Brunch last March, we were immediately hooked on their fuzzy garage-pop sounds.
Across the EPs six…
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Once you dive into the shimmering, immersive sounds of Gold Coast artist Saint Barae, you’ll find it incredibly difficult to leave. His music is completely…
Byron Bay warehouse-punk band The Cinema Wristys set a pretty high standard for themselves when they dropped their Oscar-worthy video for The Clash back in…
You’ve probably been to many a lame-ass house party in your time. Your mate who said he could DJ in the corner, awkward dancing in…
While Massachusetts-based Claire Cottrill has been releasing incredibly charming bedroom-pop music online since her early teens, it was last August with the release of Pretty Girl…
I’m not sure there has ever existed a two-piece band capable of creating as much of a loud, chaotic explosion as Melbourne duo Cakefight.
On…
Caramel, the new dream-pop project of Brisbane’s Joel Devita and Michael Pearse, are brimming with gauzy and surreal psychedelia on their latest 10″ split single…
On their impressive self-titled album, Perth’s Corniglia produce a stunning collection of dark and delicate indie psychedelia that feels as powerful as it does fragile.
The…
Fremantle based five-piece Sealamb have just shared their impromptu, manic new video for Kind.
Book-ended by two minutes of woozy insanity, the featured song is…
Don’t know what to do with all those festive albums you’re never going to listen to? (Sorry Michael Bublé). Hoping to get rid of all…
The influence of the music video may have waned since the heyday of MTV, but they can still play a pivotal role in how we…
Shity, but what you want by B.B. on Mars
2016 started its round as just another year to add to the history books; here I…
Nicholas Griffith, whose name you may recognise from Sydney bands Big White and High-tails, has shared the new single from his solo project Bourgeois Earth,…
