The group's new single - titled Survive - speaks about the anxieties of uncertainty, and imposter syndrome definitely plays a part in that.
6 days ago
It’s a bizarre thing to say, but attending music festivals have now become one of the weirdest experiences of the year.
7 days ago
Despite a breakthrough year for some the state’s best, only three - Tame Impala, Troye Sivan and Grace Barbe - leave with nominations.
13 days ago
On October 17th, Perth event series FILTH will celebrate their fifth birthday with their biggest show. It’s been quite the journey.
14 days ago
Three months ago, someone on Reddit used Spotify data to predict this year's Hottest 100 winner. Now, we're a little bit closer, and the rankings are changing.
19 days ago
This morning, Kwame asked how the music industry should change. In the comments, came some incredibly spot-on replies.
20 days ago
All this, plus new tracks by Segue and Cosy in our monthly recap of local music.
The title of best Australian festival has been long-contested, but it’s hard to place anything but the now-defunct Parklife Festival towards the top.
Originally going viral in 2016, the song was initially a diss between two rival grime rappers. Now, it’s the soundtrack to TikTok’s most-liked video.
21 days ago
Even in the parts of the country where live music is beginning to thrive again, it’s hard not to think about the greater effects being felt nation-wide.
1 month ago
On her debut album acts of rebellion, the Colombian musician inspires people to revolt - all while rebelling in her own ways too.
On their debut album Self Care, Sydney punk-pop group Yours Truly look into themselves to find therapy through a trying time.
Whether it’s fundraising equipment for producers affected by coronavirus or giving a platform for fans to connect without live shows, Discord is proving an incomparable platform in 2020.
As they reach into their 30s, San Cisco are growing up, and their new record Between You and Me shows how to do it gracefully.
2 months ago
With her second EP for the year in The Final Pieces, the rising New Zealand musician proves there's a lot to be excited about in not just her, but the future too.
They’ve shaped the past and defined the present, but with their debut album B4 The Storm, hip-hop’s most powerful production posse are angling for the future.
As conversation remains about triple j's presence as a gate-keeper of Australian music, a band that have flourished without recent play has something to say.
It’s been a big two years for Reading teen Tayo Oyekan, who’s gone from hustling neighbourhood busker to international recording artist.
He’s one of the most exciting newcomers of the last five years, and with Limbo, Aminé’s ready to step into the next phase – just so long as he can still indulge that trademark energy.
All that, plus new tracks from Grievous Bodily Calm, Tether and Cruz Patterson in a bumper-to-bumper month for local music.
Oscar Jerome is as well-read as he is talented, and his far-reaching influences, steeped in diversity, have helped make him one of the jazz scenes most exciting arrivals.
On their new concept release, the LA-via-Vancouver duo use a continuous mix as a stepping stone for reflections on desire.
Perth’s nightlife was completely destroyed by coronavirus, and is only just beginning to recover. Some people, however, think it should stay shut.
On a pandemic-precipitated break from the road, Manchester emcee Aitch returns to the city that helped make him one of UK hip-hop’s hottest emcees.
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