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Namibian-German artist Max Siedentopf is using solar energy and speaker stacks to create a 24/7 loop of Africa forever.
15 hours ago
The brainchild of Aus' music legend Tasker finally unleash their first salvo.
17 hours ago
He's launching the track with a couple of shows at the start of February.
2 days ago
The future of Australian music has never been brighter, and here are 19 reasons why.
6 days ago
Taken from his forthcoming debut solo album, due later this year.
They'll be hitting Download Festival in March along with a few sideshows around the country.
7 days ago
The Perth musician's long-awaited debut album, Beware Of The Dogs, is out March 8.
The Perth indie-rockers are throwing a big old soiree at Jack Rabbit Slim's.
8 days ago
They launch it with a huge party Saturday 19 January at The Tote in Melbourne.
9 days ago
It's been a big year for Australian music, but from Alice Ivy to What So Not, here are the albums that stood out.
28 days ago
To be fair, there's been a whole bunch of highlights from Half Way Records' excellent series.
29 days ago
Arriving with a new single, the tour diary gives us a taste of what to expect from the Cali rockers when they're here next month.
30 days ago
It's taken from the London/Argentina/Melbourne trio's new album, All These Fictions.
Arriving via Godmode, Trilogy sees the LA-via-Texas musician blossom into one to watch in 2019.
1 month ago
Rising from the ashes of Soundwave and Big Day Out, Good Things was a celebration of community, kindness and nostalgia.
They're launching it with a big show at The Heritage Hotel in February next year.
In a bid to "explore the idea of what do we do with our youth" in a bit of a different way, the Melbourne electro-rock group get a makeover.
Arriving ahead of a launch at Oxford Arts Factory this week, the punchy new track sets the musician up for a big year ahead.
Avoiding the over-polished feel of your standard live album, Guide Me Back Home is a natural and authentic look into one of music's best performers.
The Sydney four-piece channel Peaches for their edgy and attitude-filled second EP.
The track comes from his new EP, Born To Lose, due early next year.
Bringing a sound that feels nostalgic and fresh at the same time.
The four-piece are launching it TONIGHT at the Grace Darling Hotel.
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