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Goldthrone Find Meaning in the Present on 'Eternal Now'

The Launceston four piece, Goldthrone, have finally released their long waited debut album, 'Eternal Now', carrying the weight of modern anxieties and the hard earned wisdom that often follows them. Built from atmospheric textures, and emotionally exposed songwriting. For vocalist Tim Broxton, guitarist Jack Curtin, bassist Alex Philpott,

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Daezy Find the Light Inside the Chaos on ‘Hot Girl Summer’

Fronted by former AFLW player Daisy Bateman, Daezy have spent the past year building momentum the old fashioned way, emotionally bruised songwriting and the kind of chemistry that can’t be faked. After selling out the launch for their EP 'Take It From Me' at Northcote Social Club

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DENNI Strips It Back on ‘Hurt People’

DENNI has always made music that feels lived in, songs that carry the weight of Country, memory, survival and motion all at once. But on 'Hurt People', the Truwulway Aboriginal artist strips everything back to the nerve. The result is her most vulnerable yet, a slow burning alt-pop

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Spacey Jane's 'Do You Really Love Her?' Hitting Minds and Hearts

Spacey Jane's latest single, 'Do You Really Love Her?', arrives as the band’s first release since their 2025 album 'If That Makes Sense', and it feels like an indie rock moment that leans into nostalgia while quietly expanding the band’s signature sound.

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The Many Versions of Molly Millington on 'Frank Morgan'

From a young age, Molly Millington was captivated by The Wizard of Oz, not just by its saturated colours and whimsy, but by a strange discovery she made later, the actor Frank Morgan plays multiple characters throughout the film. It shaped how she came to understand identity itself, how people

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Lasca Dry Isn’t Here to 'Behave' on New Single

'Behave' moves with the confidence of someone who’s stopped asking for permission from others, an alt pop/indie rock anthem for anyone who’s ever lowered their voice to keep the peace, only to realise peace isn’t peace if it costs you your spine. Where Lasca&

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All Regards Stare Down the Apocalypse on New Single 'discontent'

The Melbourne four piece return with 'discontent' a sharp, pop punk leaning gut punch that captures what co vocalist Stefan Sepulveda calls  “Apathy in the face of annihilation” Dual vocalists Sepulveda and Jeremy Allen trade lines with hooks that feel immediate, that lodge in your brain after one

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Sienna Tenn Is Sitting With The Past on 'Wish It Was You'

The independent Australian artist has quietly been building a catalog that feels less like a collection of songs and more like a living remnants of emotional states. Built in dream pop but drifting freely through R&B, ambient textures, indie pop, and alternative minimalism, Tenn’s music thrives in

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Slowcoaching Gets Lost to Find Himself on 'I’m In My Brain Again'

The project of musician Dean Valentino, Slowcoaching has always existed in the margins , jangling hazy melodies that feel half remembered, half dreamed. Wanderer Mag nailed it when they described the sound as  “a slow burning, jangling genre hybrid with an unbelievably cool haze on its production.”  On 'I’m

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Emily Sara Enters a Brighter Bolder Era With 'Lazy'

On her new single 'Lazy', Emily Sara delivers a glossy, sharp edged pop confession that cuts straight through hustle culture’s most deceiving moment, that slowing down means failure. Instead, she flips the narrative, turning perfectionism, people pleasing, and "eldest daughter" pressure into an addictive anthem

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Alice Ruby Closes a Breakout Year With the Tender 'xx'

Alice Ruby has followed her through a remarkable debut year. Now, the 21 year old singer, songwriter, violinist, and composer caps off 2025 with her new single 'xx', a quiet but piercing exploration of the emotional static that haunts modern love. Where most breakup songs go for the

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Cry Club's ‘Retaliate’ and Announce New Album 'High Voltage Anxiety'

By the time Cry Club’s new single 'Retaliate' hits its first chorus, you’re already in the thick of it, the track arrives as the second taste of their newly announced third album 'High Voltage Anxiety', dropping March 27, 2026, and marks a milestone moment

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Divers Step Into Their Boldest Era Yet With Double A-Side ‘Cruisy Confusion / Blue Paint’

Melbourne experimental indie trio Divers fresh off the back of their breakout single ‘The Great Tree’, a track that landed in rotation on Triple J and Triple J Unearthed while making the rounds on community radio nationwide The band now unveils their compelling Double A-Side; ‘Cruisy Confusion / Blue Paint’. Triple

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Harrison Storm Finding Renewal in the 'Empty Garden'

With his sophomore album 'Empty Garden', Melbourne’s Harrison Storm steps into bold new territory, expanding the alt-folk roots that earned him nearly 550 million streams worldwide into a lush soundscape of hypnotic pop, ghostly folk, and sweeping rock. Where his 2023 debut 'Wonder, Won’t You?

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Charlotte Meade’s 'Still Life' Painted in Memory and Discovery

Charlotte Meade has crafted something timeless, with her debut single 'Still Life', the Meanjin/Brisbane songwriter weaved a delicate five minute world where memory and self discovery intertwine. The track is tender, luminous, and deeply human, a portrait of love, nostalgia, and growth. 'Still Life' began

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Abbey Lane Steps Into a Bold New Era with 'Lessons Learnt'

Sydney’s indie pop rock rising star Abbey Lane is ready to turn the page. With her new EP 'Lessons Learnt', the singer songwriter is ushering in a chapter that feels both reflective and fiercely self assured. Known for her ability to blend intimate, emotional engaging lyricism with

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Blanco Tranco Step Into 'The Imagined Life'

After five years of crafting their sound and building anticipation, Melbourne’s Blanco Tranco have unveiled their debut album, 'The Imagined Life', out via Honeyglider Records. Blanco Tranco’s debut pulls from an extensive range of influences, from the melancholy of The Smiths and Echo & the Bunnymen,

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Mel Blue Dance Through Reflection on 'nomorejacketsplease'

Sydney London electronic trio Mel Blue return with their sophomore album, 'nomorejacketsplease', a step forward that fuses the pulse of underground dance music with deeply personal storytelling. The album captures the exhilaration, dislocation, and rediscovery that shaped their years immersed in London’s vibrant club culture. At its

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Summerbruise Find Humour in Heartache on 'Infinity Guise'

On Summerbruise's 'Infinity Guise', the Indianapolis “fake emo” collective turns its mix of gallows humor and Midwest sincerity into a record that feels both personal and strangely universal. It’s their best work yet, not because it reinvents the wheel, but because it leans harder than

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Stella Dunai Steps Into the Spotlight With Haunting Debut ‘Can’t Sleep’

Having made her mark as a member of acclaimed experimental/soul outfit Empress performing at Dark Mofo, Beyond The Valley, A Festival Called Panama and many more, Melbourne songwriter Stella Dunai now makes her solo debut with tender new single ‘Can’t Sleep’. Written during a restless patch of insomnia

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The New Condition Steps Into the Spotlight with Single 'Maybe'

Australian born, Los Angeles based director and producer Fletcher Moules best known for helming Kid Cudi’s Emmy Award winning 'Entergalactic' and YouTube’s billion view Clash of Clans universe is now turning the camera inward with his music project, The New Condition. He recently unveiled 'Maybe&

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Sweet Boy Steps Out of the Shadows with New EP 'The Machinist'

Melbourne slowcore artist Sweet Boy has unveiled his highly anticipated new EP, 'The Machinist', marking a bold new chapter for the enigmatic project. Since emerging in 2023, Sweet Boy spearheaded by songwriter and producer Alexander Kendall has cultivated a loyal cult following, amassing over 50 million global streams

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Sunny Luwe Brings Emotion in 'It Won’t Be Long Til I See You Again'

Soul Pop Country artist Sunny Luwe is back with her heartfelt new single, 'It Won’t Be Long Til I See You Again'. A proud Wailwan woman and Gold Coast local, Sunny has been setting her own place in the Australian music landscape with a voice that’s

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Arabella and The Heist Ignite with New Single 'Maraschino'

Melbourne’s femme punk powerhouse Arabella and The Heist are back with their new single 'Maraschino'. Known for their raw energy and seductive edge, the four piece continues to push boundaries with a sound that fuses dirty punk grit and sultry tension, inspired by icons like Queens of

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Drenched & Shylox Join Forces for the ‘Can’t See Strait’ Tour

This September, two of Australia’s most exciting underground acts Drenched (Launceston) and Shylox (Melbourne) will unite for the 'Can’t See Strait Tour', a five day run of raw intensity across Victoria and Tasmania. Kicking off in Launceston on Friday, September 12 at The Gunners Arms, the