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Perth heavy-hitters Iconoclast have premiered their latest music video.

Melbourne metal upstarts Ire have unveiled their new single.

Ahead of their appearance at CoLAB Festival, we take five with David Leaupepe from Gang Of Youths.. Gang Of Youths don't really do interviews anymore but Pilerats were lucky enough to grab a few moments with the lead singer of the band David Leaupepe to take a look inside the group. They're an interesting anomaly in the music industry having been a band for two years but with only three songs officially released. They've also notched up a record label deal with Sony Music in Australia, but as Leaupepe explains putting out their music is something of a rarity now. The interview also looks at why Gang Of Youths consider gigs so important and how Leaupepe originally wrote the songs for his wife to know that someone cared for her.

A new video, new album, and a heap of tour dates for the 'balladeer' Peter Bibby.. From his upcoming debut album Butcher/Hairstylist/Beautician, Peter Bibby released his latest single Hates My Boozin' just over a week ago, and today sees the release of the accompanying video clip, telling a ramshackle tale of WA songwriter Peter Bibby's love for a beverage. The album will be released in two formats: as a digital download and CD on Friday November 14 via the most excellent folks at Spinning Top, with a vinyl release also in the pipeline. Next year he joins the St Jerome's Laneway Festival LINEUP, but before then you can catch him around Perth before he jets off to America for a few shows. Check the dates after the vid: TOUR DATES: Oct 22 - The Moon Cafe / Northbridge, WAOct 23 - Mojos / Fremantle, WAOct 25 - Mojos / Fremantle, WAOct 28 - Tractor Tavern / Seattle, WAOct 29 - Doug Fir Lounge / Portland, OROct 30 - The Independent / San Francisco, CAOct 31 - The Echo / Los Angeles, CANov

Alldeezy gets the wonky electronic treatment from future-pop duo De̊ǰa.. Melbourne duo De̊ǰa have had a killer 2014, having just wrapped up their headlining tour celebrating the Infinite Ecstatic EP which included shows in all capital cities, on an island at Rottofest and closing the Listen Out Festival in Melbourne. The clip for their single Heavy Water also just ticked 200,000 plays (watch HERE), and they're about to head out on the road again supporting first Gold Fields then electro-popstress KLP on her Medicine tour (check the premiere for that track HERE), but first they've dropped a chilled re-work of Allday's radio-smashing single Always Know The DJ, which we're very excited to premiere today. Take a listen below, and check those support dates after that before the group get stuck into their debut LP, due for release next year. SHOW DATES: Sat 25 Nov - GoodGod Sydney w/ Gold Fields Sat 1 Nov - The Toff Melbourne w/ Gold Fields Sun 2 Nov - Shebeen Melbourne w/ KLP Follow De̊ǰa:

Kevin Devine has announced plans to release a new seven-inch, titled 'She Can See Me,' on November 11 which will contain two different versions of the song.

Capture The Crown have announced replacement to their bass, drum and guitarist roles. The band has explained in a recently released statement.

Inaugural two-day musical festival, UNIFY takes place this January. The likes of The Amity Affliction, Thy Art Is Murder, In Hearts Wake, and more will converge on South Gippsland. We get the bands to answer some quick-fire questions for us.