News: GIRL AND GIRL SHARE NEW SINGLE “OH BOY!”

GIRL AND GIRL SHARE NEW SINGLE “OH BOY!” FROM DEBUT ALBUM CALL A DOCTOR SET FOR RELEASE ON FRIDAY 24 MAY VIA VIRGIN MUSIC AUSTRALIA (AU/NZ) AND SUB POP (ROW) LISTEN TO “OH BOY!” NOW! PRE-ORDER THE ALBUM HERE   Garage-rock four piece Girl and Girl today give fans another taste of their anticipated debut record by unveiling Continue Reading

News: AUSTRALIAN ROAD CREW ASSOCIATION (ARCA) ANNOUNCE TOUR OF DUTY LIVE AT NATIONAL STADIUM SET FOR APRIL 25 RELEASE

Australian Road Crew Association (ARCA) has today announced Tour of Duty, the star-studded live album of 1999’s Christmas benefit concert for the troops, featuring performances from John Farnham, Doc Neeson, Kylie Minogue, The Living End, James Blundell, Gina Jeffreys and more.   Set for release on April 25, Tour Of Continue Reading

News: HONNE return with new single & video “Imaginary”

“…A potent cross-section of pop vitality” – Clash “Delicate bubble of funk” – Fader “Smooth-pop loving saucy warblers” – DIY “Cool robot soul” – The Observer (4/5 by Kitty Empire) “Sophisticated pop&B” – The Guardian “These guys do alternative pop to the absolute extreme, they are absolute connoisseurs in it” –  Jack Saunders, BBC R1 London Continue Reading

News: TOURIST SHARES NEW ALBUM ‘MEMORY MORNING’ OUT APRIL 19 VIA MONDAY RECORDS

TOURIST SHARES NEW ALBUM ‘MEMORY MORNING’ OUT APRIL 19 VIA MONDAY RECORDS       Pioneering electronic musician Tourist shares his fifth album ‘Memory Morning’ on April 19, on his own imprint Monday Records. Following the successful releases of singles  ‘EST’, ‘Second Nature’, ‘A Little Bit Further’, ‘Valentine’, and ‘Crush’, Continue Reading

My Dream Rider: Ohms

Ohms is the creative project of Melbourne-based multiinstrumentalist, composer, and audio engineer, Hugo Ivers. Drawing influence from the dreamlike, hypnagogic qualities of mid-late century counter-culture, Ohms seeks to convey aural narratives through sonic textures and unpredictable compositional structure. Traversing the tightrope between bubblegum pop, and the avant-garde. We spoke to Continue Reading