A Studied Response They’ve been plying their trade for a fair few years now, but only now have The Brown […]

with David Craft / The Lammas Tide The Oddfellow Friday, July 4, 2014 The Norfolk Hotel’s downstairs bar has undergone […]

The amazing world of Iggy Azalea just got even more amazing. Guesting on The Tonight Show  Starring Jimmy Fallon, Neil […]

Living In The Seventies Manchester quartet The 1975 will headline a Splendour In The Grass sideshow at Capitol on Thursday, […]

Following on from their well received Disguises EP, which came out back in 2012, Perth electro-pop quartet, The Arsonist, launch […]

Sweden folk-duo First Aid Kit recently released their third album, Stay Gold. RHYS MCRAE speaks with Klara Söderberg. If you […]

Andy Bull’s second LP, Sea Of Approval, is released this Friday, July 11. He’ll hit the road in spring, stopping […]

Siesta Lost & Lonesome Recording Co   In the six years since their last album, The Zebras have moved cities […]

Sea Of Approval  Universal   Sea Of Approval is Andy Bull’s first solo release since his 2010 EP, Phantom Pains, and is […]

Beatz ‘N Pieces EP Independent   D-JEONG, a Perth-based maker of beats and electro-locutions, just released his EP, Beatz ‘N […]

Familiars  POD/Inertia   There’s potential bad news for devout fans of The Antlers’ 2009 LP, Hospice: Familiars represents a maturing in the […]

High Tea JAM Records   Joe Algeri has formed a live outfit and is more prominent on local stages than […]

The Balance Independent   On the Batman villain spectrum of music appreciation, Australian hip hop scores a Two Face. Sometimes […]

Indie outfit The Autumn Isles have gone for a more sombre tone with their upcoming second album, A Bird Called […]

Sludge metal pioneers, High On Fire, kick off their first national headline tour across Australia next week. Frontman Matt Pike […]