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This week the Ultra-Violet Paradise makes it's triumphant return to CANT SAY

French electronic duo Beataucue return with a brand new single 'Kyllan', out now via Kitsune.

Melbourne four-piece Ceres give us the skinny on their new album.. Just ahead of their national tour kicking off this week, we thought it'd be nice to get to know Melbourne outfit Ceres, who are celebrating the release of their album I Don't Want To Be Anywhere But Here. Buy it via the Hobbledoyhoy Records WEBSITE, and read on with one of the most self-deprecating bands we've ever met. Who are you? We are four friends from Melbourne trying really hard to be a cool band, but failing miserably. More specifically, my name is Tom and I play guitar and sing in the band CERES. How’d you meet? Met Rhys drunk at a party one time, then met GY drunk at a party one other time. Frank doesn’t really drink, so I guess the rest of the band were drunk and Frank was sober when we met him at a party some time after that. What kinda tunes we talkin’? I guess they are pop-rock? Hate that term though. A little punk-ish maybe? A fair bit of emo influence in there too. They are definitely woosy at times. I d

Fresh fire from the Adelaide producer.. Adelaide producer/DJ Motez is, to coin Zoolander but in an updated internet fashion, saahhhhh hot right now. His Madison Avenue REMIX has been dominating clubs and charts for a few weeks now, and he's just been over in the US chilling with his Sweat It Out pals and generally being awesome. This Friday sees the release of his next original EP, Promise Me, featuring the title track plus B-side Bodyrock, it's all killer. Promise Me is the perfect mash of '90s piano house and bassy house bang, while Bodyrock is like its tougher bro packing garage vibes and keeping those singature Motez vibes. You can BUY it both now.

Copeland, who broke up a few years ago, have announced they are getting back together and releasing a new album. Their fifth full-length album, 'Ixora,' will be out on October 31st.

The Nearly Deads have released a new single called, I Said which will be availble for purchase on April 8th. Listen to it below.

2014 has been a busy year for Brisbane’s Young Lions. Already playing a successful run of shows in support of current release ‘Burn’, the band hits the road again shortly. Today, we host the online premiere of the new music video for the debut album’s title track. “It's this engagement and fluent approach to song delivery that gives 'Burn' appeal. Instead of going in one ear and out the other, the songs have retention.” – KYS review.

Despite a very lacklustre ending, 'Imaginary Enemy' altough a true departure for the band, is simply fantastic.

For The Fallen Dreams have just recently streamed a new song titled 'Mimic'.   

Rat & Co are back with their moody, textured music having released first track 'Vocal Insanity' off their upcoming album.

In a new feature: Aussie Spotlight, Killyourstereo.com aims to bring you some of the best up and coming local Australian acts, bringing domestic talent to the public eye.   We begin this April with Melbourne based post-hardcore quintet This Fiasco. Originating back in 2011, the group has been on trailblazing path of success. They have played with some of the most recognisable international and local acts such as Tonight Alive, Dance Gavin, Dance, In Hearts Wake and many more.   What makes this band unique is that they are one of the very few artists to combine both male vocals screams with beautiful female vocal melodies, stemming from the vocal chords of NicoleKeighery. Another aspect that makes them appealing is the passion and love that the members inject into their sound in addition to the immense amount of hard work that resonates in their art.   "The culture of the music scene is incredible, I can’t imagine a better lifestyle!" says Keighery.   "It kind of just fit for all of ...