Tag: new music
Friendships can grow, fracture, blur into something more, or leave you wondering where you stand. Exploring everything that exists in those grey areas, Boorloo/Perth six-piece Calico City delivers their debut EP, ‘Second in Line’, a six-track journey through the messy, heavy, and complicated realities of friendship, out Friday, September 18.
Delivering high-energy indie-rock with raw conviction, Meanjin/Brisbane powerhouse Harley shares his debut EP, ‘You’re The One I’ll See At Home’, out September 18.
Clare Perrott celebrates the strange beauty of life with an ode to her friendships in her new coming-of-age indie-folk number, ‘How Can I Tell You?’, out September 18
Tickets to Space know what they want from life, and it turns out the dream is pretty simple. On their third single ‘True’, out Friday, September 11, the Meanjin/Brisbane indie surf-rock band look towards the future with youthful optimism, finding fulfilment in the simple goals, relationships and friendships they hope will follow them there. For those just discovering Tickets […]
Kat Greta's new indie-pop single ‘I Know What This Is’ has her exploring the universal sting of rejection, those ‘almost’ relationships and the bittersweet, frustrating dance of it all. ‘I Know What This Is’ and the accompanying music video is out September 11.
Australian folk, roots and blues songwriter Jack Raymond will release his second studio album, Mr. Know It All, on Monday 28 September, bringing together a collection of songs about family, addiction, relationships, old stories, uncomfortable truths and the strange ways we all try to make sense of the lives we’re living. It’s an album Raymond […]
Emerging 22-year-old Brisbane artist Ronin Rayn will release his debut single, “Cruel Heart,” on September 4, 2026, on all streaming platforms.
Musical contortionists Ungus Ungus Ungus return to bending boundaries with more of their signature mind-tickling tracks on their seventh studio album ‘The Fun House’, out August 28th. With six full-length albums under their belt and having taken the stage at an array of internationally regarded festivals, including Woodford Folk, Port Fairy Folk and Rainbow Serpent, Ungus Ungus Ungus are back […]
Pain can feel permanent in the moment, but even the hardest chapters eventually pass. Built around that idea, ‘This Too Shall Pass’, out Friday, August 28, the debut single from Serge & The Currents, explores heartbreak, regret and the difficult process of accepting that what hurts now will eventually ease. Led by Naarm/Melbourne-based Latin guitarist, music educator and […]
Some situations are easier to avoid than confront, but eventually, the things left unresolved have a way of catching up. Wrestling with that uncomfortable space between holding on and moving forward, Boorloo/Perth-based band navy june return with a bittersweet single, ‘routine avoidance’, out Friday, August 21. Following the release of ‘mister’ back in January, navy june have been on the grind. […]