MUSIC ARTS MEDIA
Rach Brennan & The Pines promise a sound that is completely their own. The singer-songwriter’s sunny spirit is embedded in their captivating live performances. Bolstered by their distinctive close-knit vocal style; Rach Brennan & The Pines sing of friendship, innocence and the unabashed naivety of falling in and out of love. DREAM RIDER: Rach Brennan &…
Hot on the heels of unveiling the first taste of his exciting new global multi-EP project with feelgood single ‘After The Sun’, Kim Churchill has release the official clip, alongside the release date of the project’s first EP titled ‘I AM’ and a slew of national and international tour dates. Directed by Connor Rancan,…
Brisbane’s Concrete Surfers deliver huge walls of fuzz and bass with forward thinking lyrics and an anti-establishment flair. Brothers Jovi & Jamie Brook (vocals, guitar and drums respectively) paired up with mates Sean Foster (lead guitar) and Trent Courtenay (Bass) in high school for what has become a fast moving trajectory for the group of…
DREAM RIDER As his first release of new music for 2019, East Denistone strikes a chord as the song lands heavy with emotional lyricism against a rich musical tapestry. Built on crashing percussion and a dramatic coupling of guitars and keys, ‘Amongst Taller Trees’ battles…
Nashville-via-Atlanta outfit Fox Grin returns from hibernation this spring with Dusk, a kaleidoscopic explosion of vibrant indie pop and sparkling art rock soundscapes. Officially arriving on March 22nd, it marks the band’s third full-length album and second in two years following 2018’s excellent King of Spades. Primarily a duo comprised of Thomas Chapman (vocals/guitar/keys) and David Bean (bass/backing…
Hands Like Houses have spent the better part of the last decade refining and evolving their profound blend of rock music, and on their latest release -Anon. have hit their stride with rousing choruses and anthems worthy of filling stadiums. The six-piece from Canberra are about to embark on their biggest headline show to date,…
Young and energetic Northern Beaches quartet Down For Tomorrow have just unveiled their latest pop-punk anthem, ‘What Could Have Been’. The band honed their self-proclaimed “happy-sad Aussie grunge” sound growing up in the rich skating and surfing beaches community, and ‘What Could Have Been’ sees them deliver their strongest and most all-encompassing work to…
Having carefully selected his own time to release his recordings, Swaz Benjamin’s musical journey is not in it’s infancy as he sports an impressive CV. He has played shows with Thundamentals, Hor- rorshow, Akil (Jurassic 5), Adrian Eagle, B Wise, Buck 65 (Canada), Maundz, Pez, Lotek (UK), Hau (Koolism/Triple J), Omar Musa & Luka Lesson,…
Party in the Paddock hits Tasmania on the 7TH, 8TH, 9TH FEB so we are hitting up all the hottest musicians on the line up to find out what’s on their Dream Riders and the perks they’d have backstage at Tassie’s hottest summer festival. Growing up in a musical family, on an aural diet of…
Party in the Paddock hits Tasmania on the 7TH, 8TH, 9TH FEB so we are hitting up all the hottest musicians on the line up to find out what’s on their Dream Riders and the perks they’d have backstage at Tassie’s hottest summer festival. The Saxons are an indie-rock group from Launceston whose style is…