This week, Splendour In The Grass were accused of ‘recycling’ acts for their 2020 lineup. Did they actually, though?
From his YouTube beginnings to his status as sad-pop's promise-filled prince, Conan Gray is one of the many artists pushing pop in new directions.
Before they reunite for the first time in four years this July, Shaun Diviney takes us into the world of Short Stack once again.
In 2020, record labels no longer decide what blows up. Now, it’s the next generation who have control.
We're teaming up with our pals at Tipple to present a series of #LiveSessions including some of Perth's best musicians. For our final video, we welcome Sly Withers.
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Featuring fellow Newcastle-based musicians FRITZ and Aquinas, the track teeters on the edge of an experimental explosion.
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It's the legendary Australian pioneers' first track since their long-overdue 2016 record, Wildflower.
After teaming up with Denzel Curry for last year's genre-bending hit Tokyo Drifting, Glass Animals' return continues to bring us heat.
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After the success of her debut single last year, Genes - a new face to Australian pop's limelight - continues to soar.
The Brisbane-based trio introduce a sound dripping with 90s-esque R&B nostalgia for their second single.
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On the band's third album, Dune Rats are as light-hearted and loveable than ever. That doesn't mean the album has no heavy themes, though.
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The long-time West Australian favourite continues to soar and flourish in his adaptation of new sounds.
All that, plus all-new Australian pop from Banoffee and Sarah Wolfe.
In our latest album walkthrough, LOSER's lead vocalist Tim Maxwell breaks down their brilliant debut album, out now.
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I Never Knew is the first taste of Willow Beats' Narayana Johnson in solo mode, arriving 18 months after the duo parted ways.
The group is made up of some of Perth's best rising bands, including Demon Days, Almond Soy, Wooly Mammoth and more.
The track comes with an official video about "an all-too-familiar narcissistic male and his undue relationship dissatisfaction."
Joining headliners in Sampa The Great, Briggs and OPIUO, Wide Open Spaces' second lineup explores the underground of dance and hip-hop.
The long-time favourite of Australian soul and R&B will share her new album, Handle Me With Care, later this year.
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Following on from the release of Sure back in October last year, the returning Gold Coast musician continues to soar.
While this year’s Laneway Festival was stocked with cross-genre talent, pop music constantly made itself known.
After a string of singles last year, the Brisbane-based four-piece return with a brilliant first EP in three years - a few days early, that is.
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After a sensational few years that has consistently seen the band go from strength to strength, they're kicking off 2020 in much the same way.
With her debut single Floating, it's clear that the talent of Perth's Lauren O'Hara can't be held down to just one project.
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The west coast four-piece continue to strive, with their latest single arriving ahead of a single launch at Clancy's Fremantle on February 15th.
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Tame Impala’s fourth record - out Valentine’s Day - is both Kevin Parker’s most complex and simplistic, somehow at the same time.
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Arriving via Poison City Records, the track is another flurry of guitar-rock from the Melbourne shoegaze group that follows on from Goodtimes last year.
It's hard to find two people that have dominated hip-hop in 2019 like Denzel Curry and Kenny Beats. Now, they're coming together.
After releasing their debut EP last year, the Sydney-based punk four-piece return with another blistering track.
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