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With hazy propulsions and billowing soundscapes, the new single No One’s Watching Over from the Gold Coast’s Chavez Cartel is a cool, calm and deeply collected
There’s a scene in the 2009 movie Adventureland where actors Jesse Eisenberg and Ryan Reynolds are talking in a car while Lou Reed’s “Satellite Of Love”
Out of nine children, you’d expect at least one to forge a path in the arts and for the Hallorans, it was daughter Kathleen that was
Masterful troubadour, Coyle Girelli today releases his 3rd album ‘Museum Day’, a collection of 10 tracks featuring the previously released Museum Day, So Predictable, Jane Tells
With the global popularity of K-Pop acts such as BTS, BlackPink, BigBang, and Red Velvet, and with the emergence of C-Pop artists out of China like
On the surface, the name KILO BAND might not mean a bag of beans to anyone (yet) but it’s band members should. The project’s instigator is
The Harmony Codex is British progressive musician and Porcupine Tree frontman Steven Wilson’s 7th solo studio album and is one that has already generated much discussion
In Episode 4 of THE SCRIBES, a new series in which we interview prominent Australian music media figures, we chat with Ian McFarlane about his music
Nick Carver & The Mean Street Butchers, the regional Victorian rock and psychedelic blues outfit known for their raw-edged sound, are back with their new single, ‘Smoke
Hailing from central Victoria, guitarist/singer-songwriter Bill Barber is at the forefront of a new generation of Australian Blues. Making a name for himself with his fiery
Naarm/Melbourne-based indie-pop artist moonsea (Cecilia Xu) unveils her latest single ‘Sensitive’ alongside a heartwarming music video set to release on Friday, October 13. With a unique blend of electronic and pop
Jackie Venson is a multi-instrumentalist, singer/songwriter known far and wide for her beautifully complex music and blazing guitar skills. Born and raised in Austin, Texas, Jackie
Today Australian rock’n roll institution The Screaming Jets release their 10th studio album Professional Misconduct. This week in a touching memorial, the band, family and friends
Acclaimed, multiple Grammy-winning songwriter Jimmy Webb returns to Australia for two very special solo concerts in Sydney (December 10th 2023 at City Recital Hall) and Melbourne
Warrior, survivor, icon. If there were Grandmasters in the world of music – Walter Trout would surely be among them. From his early days in 1970’s
Ashley Naylor, guitarist for Paul Kelly, The Church, the RocKwiz Orchestra and a host of others, and guitarist, songwriter and singer of beloved Melbourne band Even,
When he’s not driving the backbeat or serving six string duties for some of Melbourne’s best alt-country ensembles, drummer, multi-instrumentalist and former butcher Patrick Wilson is
Boorloo/Perth’s alternative hip-hop meets punk posterboy, Wesley Black, has just released his three-track EP, ‘EVERYTHING WILL CRASH AND BURN’. Bringing a particular fierceness and razer-sharp punk attitude, this
Interview by Greg Phillips. Live shots by Marty Williams. Experiencing legendary singer, songwriter Graham Nash’s current European tour must be like sitting through a fascinating contemporary
Known for their distinctive blend of Southern rock, alt-country, and Americana, Drive-By Truckers have been setting stages ablaze with their raw energy and lyrical depth since
Judy Collins has inspired audiences with sublime vocals, boldly vulnerable songwriting, personal life triumphs, and a firm commitment to social activism. In the 1960s, she evoked both
The world in which Gold Coast-based First Nations artist Sunny Luwe (pronounced ‘Loo’) inhabits is one of positivity and optimism. As a fine example of this,
Melbourne’s rock’n’roll kings The Casanovas have released their fifth album, Backseat Rhythms, on Rubber Records. Backseat Rhythms was mixed by legendary US producer Ron Nevison – a man who made his mark
Manorism, the indie dream pop outfit hailing from Melbourne (Naarm), introduces their latest single, ‘Sober’. This stirring single out which is available now, offers up a melancholic
One of the most influential and respected guitar players in the world, Marty Friedman’s impactful and game-changing contributions to heavy metal and guitar in general continue
Taking centre stage with three ensnaring female vocalists, Menajerie is a Meanjin/ Brisbane-based neo-soul outfit, who have announced their debut EP ‘Selective Deafness’ (out September 29). Dripping with heated charm
Exactly 10 years on from the release of their chart topping, ARIA-nominated album Harlequin Dream, Sydney’s Boy & Bear return with a brand new single Abraham
Bobby Kimball is the acclaimed rock vocalist who sang on many of Toto greatest hits such as “Africa”, “Rosanna” and “Hold The Line”, to name a
Golden Guitar-nominated Melbourne powerhouse singer songwriter Gretta Ziller has just released her anticipated dazzling third album, All These Walls. With an extensive tour completed, Gretta now looks to a
47 years on from the original Fatal label release comes a 21st century reissue of the iconic 7” “(I’m) Stranded” by Australian proto-punks The Saints. PLUS
Super Ghost, the dynamic trio known for their genre-bending indie rock, are celebrating the release of their latest single ‘Complacent’. As their third single this year, following
Introspective and reflective, Dawson (Angus Dawson) returns with a compelling new double single featuring the heartfelt track ‘Will You See Me Now?’ and the mesmerizing b-side ‘Hovea’. Both songs showcase Dawson’s immense talent
Award-winning percussionist, composer, producer Alex Pertout has released his latest album Quadrifoglio on Nailuj Music (The Planet/MGM). This ambitious and inspired album showcases Pertout’s original works,
Tomorrow (August 25), The Cat Empire release their 9th studio album, Where The Angels Fall, which sees them return to their roots, writing, and recording in
After a successful run of band shows and festival appearances in support of their latest single Dressed In Gold, Ash Mannix and Justin Carter will treat their
With her past three albums, The Passing Scene, Pretty Faces and Summer’s On The Ground, Australian-based folk artist LEAH SENIOR had been quietly developing her craft