Alex the Astronaut has always had a knack for turning life's biggest questions into deceptively catchy songs. With their latest single, Businessman, they're turning...

YORKE enters a bold new era. With her latest single break up season, she's swapping heartbreak ballads for shimmering synth-pop, turning relationship drama into...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L8dvAzejPag Few artists embody Pride Month quite like Jimi The Kween. The vocalist, DJ and drag performer kicks off a huge international run of shows...

With her debut album Anomie, Adelaide singer-songwriter Anna Jeavons transforms a decade of deeply personal songwriting into a poignant collection of indie-pop reflections on...

In celebration of the thirty-fifth anniversary of Pills ‘n’ Thrills and Bellyaches, Manchester group Happy Mondays return to Australia with their influential blend of...

For ELAURA, Cry Until We Laugh is more than just an EP — it’s a deeply personal document of heartbreak, healing and self-discovery. Written...

As she prepares to release her debut EP Canvas on June 5, rising R&B artist Shewita introduces listeners to every facet of her artistry.

Australian rap heavyweight Hooligan Hefs enters a new chapter. Fresh off being named Spotify's Turn Up Aus Artist of 2026 and with more than...

Newcastle collective SF Wrens step into a bold new era with the release of their latest single, The Finish Line. Blending improvisation, genre fluidity and explosive live energy, the band have built a reputation for performances that thrive on spontaneity and connection. We caught up with SF Wrens to talk about the meaning behind the track, embracing unpredictability, and why “fun” might just be the best way to describe their sound.

After more than fifteen years building a reputation as one of Australia’s most respected guitarists, Melbourne artist Kathleen Halloran steps into her solo era...