Features / Music

He’s one of the most exciting newcomers of the last five years, and with Limbo, Aminé’s ready to step into the next phase – just so long as he can still indulge that trademark energy..

All that, plus new tracks from Grievous Bodily Calm, Tether and Cruz Patterson in a bumper-to-bumper month for local music..

In their first single since rebranding to a trio-led group, the Perth act spotlight mental health through danceable indie-pop..

With a voice unlike anyone you've heard, it's clear there is something special with Melbourne's new musical addition..

The rules of engagement change with The Gloom In The Corner's new single, 'Warfare.'

After introducing themselves with their debut single earlier this year, the trio of brothers are stepping forward as one of our new favourite discoveries..

Oscar Jerome is as well-read as he is talented, and his far-reaching influences, steeped in diversity, have helped make him one of the jazz scenes most exciting arrivals..

On their new concept release, the LA-via-Vancouver duo use a continuous mix as a stepping stone for reflections on desire..

On their freeing debut EP, the Melbourne-based trio tackle some of the darker moments of their last few years..

On their second album Whose Line Is It Anyway?, Melbourne pub-punks Private Function tackle everything from border towns to Lenny Kravitz..

The acoustic cover of Kylie's free-spirited masterpiece emphasises the vocals of someone quickly becoming one of Australia's most charming..

What do you get when you combine a beer, some power tools, corrugated iron, a high pressure hose and the Doors Plus ad? Ryan Powderly knows the answer.