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On the back of the release of their recent studio album, locals New Empire will hit the road this June/July for a national tour. The band takes in nine shows on the tour run to promote, ‘In A Breath’. “Three albums in, New Empire have stepped things up in a big way on ‘In A Breath.’ Despite a couple of minor flaws, the album is an incredible piece of work that stands out above anything the band has ever released.” – KYS review.

Hard work pays off. Northlane are living proof of this statement. Last year's acclaimed 'Singularity' - user voted number #1 Killyourstereo.com Australian album of the Year - will be released as a deluxe edition this May. With Free Your Mind on the horizon, we quickly caught up with guitarist Josh Smith to chat about it all.

In between being announced on this years Splendour In The Grass lineup and playing CANT SAY this Friday, we asked Kilter for his current favourite tracks!

Western Sydney rap metallers Devastator have released a new music video.

WA trio Crooked Colours continue their good run with a cracking new single.. Following on from the hugely successful single Come Down, Crooked Colours have released their follow-up, very much in the sparse-followed-by-synth-waves mould set by Come Down. In Your Bones lures you in with minimalist guitars, rhythmic percussion, and Phil Slabber's smooth vocals until it finally lets loose in a wash of synth. After Crooked Colours initial beginnings of leaning too heavily on their influences (understandable for any new band), it's exciting to watch them develop into something almost entirely their own. But enough of my jibber jabber, just listen to it below, and keep your eyes peeled for the release on Sweat It Out, May 9, coming with a huge remix package featuring Casino Gold, Chiefs, Craig Williams, CRNKN, Sampology, Trinidad and Young Franco. You can catch the lads live at Bunbury Groovin' The Moo on MAY 9, or supporting Rufus on their massive national tour at the following dates: Fri 3

1 ticket. 34 acts. 4 stages. A Festival celebrating WA music!. Whilst being a pretty isolated city, Perth is definitley not lacking in the musical department, and this year's State Of The Art Festival is testament to that, with 34 acts taking over four stages across the Perth Cultural Centre, Saturday 31 May. Not only that, it's for the measly price of $35+BF; a little over one dollar per band. Which when we think about it seems kinda ridiculous. The line-up casts a wide net over a broad spectrum of homegrown talent, and seen as it's an all-ages event with drinking areas, there's something for everyone: Drapht, San Cisco, Optamus, Sable, Split Seconds, Bitter Belief, Gunns, Axe Girl, Eskimo Joe, Felicity Groom, Mathas, Kučka, Slumberjack, Gina Williams & Guy Ghouse, Simone & Girlfunkle, Indigo, The Stems, The Blackeyed Susans, Kim Salmon, The Kill Devil Hills, The Floors, Ruby Boots, Pat Chow and Kevin Parker (Tame Impala) DJ set, with a fourth stage TBA. We are of course proud as punc

The kawaii bromance that keeps on giving.. The keen beans out there who gave Alison Wonderland's mix for Diplo & Friends for BBC1 a spin may have heard this already, but now it's out officially and to download for free. We're incredibly excited about the prospect of Basenji and Sable working together (we cannot wait to show off Basenji's Foolin' remix), and Sable's re-do of Basenji's Speak With A Dofflin is all kinds of great:

The Word Alive have released a teaser for their new song, 'Broken Circuit.'

Mayday Parade have released a new music video for their track, 'Hold Onto Me.'

You me At Six have released a new music video for their track, 'Cold Night.'

UK stoner rock duo Royal Blood have announced a second Sydney show on their upcoming trip to Australia.