Tag: new music

Effortlessly cool on the surface, deeply sentimental at heart. Byron Bay-based, Italian-born indie-rock artist Marco Anastasio debuts with ‘From U (For U)’, a bittersweet tribute to his late father wrapped in sun-soaked indie-rock melodies, shimmering synths and infectious grooves.

Melbourne-based guitar-driven pop project Serge & The Currents return with new single ‘Finished From The Start’, pairing bright indie pop-rock energy with bittersweet lyrics about knowing when a relationship has reached its end.

First crushes, innocent romance and a little teenage mischief. Brisbane-based singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Shumo AG captures the excitement of young love on his catchy new dance-pop single ‘Young Boy Young Girl’, out Friday, November 6.

There’s a particular loneliness in loving someone who never truly sees you. Caught between longing for connection and the slow loss of self-worth, Boorloo/Perth artist ALEIA channels the aching frustrations of unrequited love into her new single ‘Middle Name’,

Eora/Sydney-based artist and composer Archie Tulk captures the ache of absence and the helplessness of wanting to be there for those you love in his surreal new ballad ‘I Want To’, layered with sweeping orchestral arrangements, soaring baritone vocals and an ethereal children’s choir. Out November 6, the single offers a final taste of his debut album ‘Human Noise’, arriving Friday, November 27.

Author Emily Rockit takes Louder Than Life into independent record stores and live music venues across Australia, pairing live music and panel discussion with a call to protect the venues and people who keep the industry alive

Introducing Wave Raiders, a trio of alternative rock disruptors from the Sunshine Coast. Fuelled by a love of alternative rock and surf culture, they're forging a genre they call ‘Neo-Surf Rock Psychedelia’. They're loud, unpredictable, and impossible to ignore.

Brisbane alt-rock trio The Phosphenes are back with a new double single, Hourglass / Better That Way. After a huge year of shows — including their first run of interstate gigs in New South Wales and support slots with Bodyjar and Jebediah — the band are keeping the momentum going with their second release of […]

Blues and roots music often lean on familiar tropes that many listeners can’t genuinely relate to. Victoria-based artist Nick Carver gives that homogenised scene a giant middle finger with ‘Railroad’,

Sydney-based indie-pop artist Holly Wild embraces the messiness of life through dreamy guitar, catchy choruses and emotionally honest storytelling on new album ‘Technicolour’, out October 16.