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Brand spankin' new creative agency, Hand Games are having a launch party at Goodgod Small Club. Enjoy the beats, have a drink, party.

Frank Turner is headed down to our humble island abode to share his music. Check him out this Autumn.

Check out Brisbane outfit Palindromes's relaxed, atmospheric song 'Come Over' as they head into the studio to record their debut album.

Perspectives have been making a lot of waves in the Sydney hardcore scene. Since their inception last July, the youthful Northern Beaches band has moved against the trends of their surroundings, creating a brand of melodic hardcore that emphasises musicianship over heaviness and intensity. Their debut EP and heartfelt live performances were well-received in local circles, securing them a supporting slot with legendary American post-hardcore band La Dispute. Guitarist Eddie Deal recently spoke with Kill Your Stereo about the band’s music and their plans for the future.

"I want to be dead with my friends" screams Keith Buckley to open up the new Every Time I Die record 'Ex-Lives,' the band's sixth in what has become a long running, successful career. This sentence suits the front man who has led his band through a relentless touring and partying schedule, building their ever-growing fan base the old fashioned way, by being one with the people and being good, down-to-earth dudes. Kill Your Stereo had a chat with Buckley about the new record and anything else that popped up...

Matt Corby's Winter Tour tickets go on sale tomorrow at 9am. Get in quick - these will sell out!

Throw on your best bear costume and get excited for Best Coasts new album, The Only Place set to drop May 15.

Adelaide's Dangerous! are arguably the most promising Australian musical export right now. Signed to Epitaph, the rock n' roll four piece managed to nab a spot on the line ups of both Download and Sonisphere in the UK alongside names like Metallica, Limp Bizkit and Linkin Park. Having released their debut LP "Teenage Rampage" in September, Dangerous! return home for a run of headlining dates this month. Ahead of the tour we spoke to frontman Tommy Lofts about what local audiences can expect from the band.

With music conference South By Southwest looming we thought we'd help you sift through the acts performing and supply you with our best of

Spell binding stuff coming from the direction of Melbourne self described 'Future Beat' producer and singer/songwriter Chet Faker.

San Francisco psychedelic outfit The Brian Jonestown Massacre will be touring Australia in autumn of 2012 with The Raveonettes.