From ASHWARYA and BEXX to Teenage Joans and will hyde, here are 20 Australian musicians you’re gonna fall in love with in 2021.
5 days ago
The South London-raised producer celebrates the euphoric freedom of dance music on his debut EP, Textures.
1 month ago
On their debut album, the pair of siblings pluck influence from club culture and Japanese culture to create a work of dance art.
The Perth-raised, Sydney-based musician has been one of 2020’s best break-out artists, and his future is looking even brighter.
The Avalanches return with We Will Always Love You, a sweeping testament to humanity that folds decades of sound into a cosmic voyage of stunning beauty and life-affirming fun.
The DMV emcee has come a long way since her Sugar Trap beginnings, but on her debut record Nightmare Vacation, Rico Nasty fuses the old and the new with a manic smile.
On their debut album God I’m Such A Mess, the Melbourne duo capture the mania of punk, the rush of pop, and the theatre of drag all in one.
2 months ago
On their new EP On Our Minds, Scout Eastment and Olive Rush dissect the hardships of a rough year with a sound so happy you can barely tell.
He's helped kickstart the careers of some of Australia's biggest rappers, but with the release of his debut mixtape, BLESSED focuses on himself.
He’s found his sound, honed his craft and bided his time, so not even a year like 2020 could keep Toronto-based artist WiztheMC from his brilliant come up.
With her debut single Better Things, the Kuku Yalanji, Jirrbal, Zenadth Kes musician begins to fly. It’s quite a spectacle.
In a new guest essay, Tia Gostelow dives into her process of discovering Polycystic Ovary Syndrome, and how she learnt to tour with it.
On their third compilation, the Deadly Hearts record welcomes some of Australia’s most brilliant - and important - musicians to the forefront.
In a powerful new piece, the musician reflects on the complexities of being a lighter-skinned Indigenous role model.
Plus brand new singles from Lo and Alter Boy as we recap the best local tracks of the last month.
On his new project Please, Get Home Safe, Kwame – a faithful student of the game – graduates at the top of his class.
3 months ago
The group's new single - titled Survive - speaks about the anxieties of uncertainty, and imposter syndrome definitely plays a part in that.
It’s a bizarre thing to say, but attending music festivals have now become one of the weirdest experiences of the year.
Despite a breakthrough year for some the state’s best, only three - Tame Impala, Troye Sivan and Grace Barbe - leave with nominations.
On October 17th, Perth event series FILTH will celebrate their fifth birthday with their biggest show. It’s been quite the journey.
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.
This morning, Kwame asked how the music industry should change. In the comments, came some incredibly spot-on replies.
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.
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