New Music Scoot The Loot serve up surf-rock gold on their latest single ‘Nosebleed’ by Emily Elvish There’s something so compelling about surf-rock. Larger than life choruses, a sun-soaked aesthetic, and quintessential hooks all combine to create the perfect sonic; one that’s…
Premieres PREMIERE: Great Gable unveil live performance of ‘Blur’ ahead of debut album ‘Tracing Faces’ by Jayden Collins Perth four-piece Great Gable are steamrolling their way to their debut album Tracing Faces, set for release this Friday. Before then they’ve made a pit-stop…
New Music Club Camèl weave a timeless tale into explosive indie-rock on ‘Want You’ by Emily Elvish It seems that history’s most acclaimed narratives all explore the same agony; the unbridled pain of wanting what you can’t have. Rather than opting for…
Interviews Floodlights chat happiness in uncertain times and their debut album ‘From A View’ by Ben Hansen Floodlights have an uncanny ability to pack emotion into their songs. The sunburnt guitars and impassioned vocals immediately hook you in and suddenly, you’re feeling…
New Music Ponzi traces sonic universes and dreamy soundscapes on ‘Call You’ by Emily Elvish During turbulent moments, we often find ourselves turning to music as a way to dissolve our surroundings. Glistening hooks serve as a source of comfort,…
New Music Mark Crotti is spellbinding and nostalgic on ‘But We’re Moving On’ by Cassia Briscoe There’s nothing quite like a breakup song. Especially one drenched in confident solidarity and open-wounded candidness. From his transformative self titled EP, Sydney based Mark Crotti has released…
New Music Henry Alexander delivers provocative indie rock single ‘In My Shoes’ by Kayla McNicoll 19-year-old singer-songwriter Henry Alexander is yet to disappoint, with each of his releases delivering a unique dialogue and displaying a musical maturity far beyond his years. Now,…
New Music Reviews The 1975 – ‘Notes On a Conditional Form’ Album Review by James Peppercorn The 1975 are one of the most divisive bands on the planet. People seem to either feel a deep-rooted love for the group or a…
New Music Heart Beach have sculpted new soundscapes on their recent run of singles by James Peppercorn Hobart duo Heart Beach have been on a steady ascent for the past couple of years. Following the release of their acclaimed self-titled debut album,…
Premieres PREMIERE: The Tints unveil their glorious debut EP ‘Kill the Light’ by Happy East Sydney quartet The Tints have served up a slice of indie-rock brilliance with their debut EP Kill the Light. The boys and girl from Bondi are…
New Music LISTEN: glasshouse – ‘mote’ by Happy Amongst the psych-saturation in new music of late, Sunshine Coast four-piece share ‘mote’: a Nirvana-esque, nostalgic alt-rock track that will catapult you into the weekend….
New Music Introducing Arlo Mac, New Zealand’s newest indie treasure by Luke Saunders Arlo Mac are a four-piece rock band from New Zealand, ready to serve you up a hot and steamy plate of indie magic. Being just high…
News Matt Healy says The 1975 have already written songs for beyond their next album by James Peppercorn The 1975 are one of those bands that just keep working, and working, and working. Matt Healy has now revealed that the band has already…
