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Once known for his vocal-heavy synth-pop, the Brisbane musician’s new album - C()D3X - sees him set his sights on the club..

Written about the just-passed summer bushfires, the track's video clip balances its sense of worry and defeatism with bright, block colours..

After sharing a Wisdom/Boredom last year, the Melbourne-based musician is in his element on his first single for 2020..

It’s easy to write off a band like The Chats as one-hit wonders. But singer Eamon Sandwith tells Carley Hall those hits somehow keep on coming, so audiences best strap themselves in.

Ahead of his livestream EP launch, James Pepper takes us through his brand new Gallery Recordings debut EP, 'For All My Wrongs'.

For fans of Architects, Loathe, Dealer.

"It definitely delivered what we were looking for."

Cable Ties’ Jenny McKechnie chats with Chris Familton about their new album and explains the band’s 30-minute riff test.

On the Melbourne band's latest record, nostalgia for the passing of the millennium finds itself a home amongst chaotic, quick-paced hard rock..

On their new single - their first in 2020 - the Brisbane-based four-piece bring refined punk-rock energy into centre spotlight..

03.15.20 speaks to the push-and-pull of both the world we live in and the artist behind it, bringing an ever-ensuing battle to the surface..