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Chelsea Grin have unveiled a new song from their forthcoming album.

South coast locals Oppressor have released a new song.

Emma Jones chats with one of the year's most hyped acts.. If you don’t know who Banks is by now, you’re really missing out. The genre-shifting lyrical goddess has been making waves on the Internet for only about a year, but has already played Coachella, toured with The Weeknd, and was tipped as one to watch in 2014 by a multitude of publications. Her sultry songs demonstrate her incredible talent, showcasing her strong yet sweet voice, and her powerful, emotive lyrics. Banks is releasing her debut album in September, and we caught up with her whilst she was briefly in the country, bracing us to be the next country she is about to conquer.

Things you don't know if you didn't go.. We saw Disclosure last weekend, here’s some thoughts from said show. Header photo: Tunnel Vision Support DJ quality is important. Making sure to arrive nice and early, we were pleasantly eased into proceedings from WA duo Genga & Drifter, throwing down some b2b goodness that didn’t go too hard too soon. Errring on the side of “deep house”, with a bit of garagey gear thrown in, a remix of The Kite String Tangle’s Given The Chance was pleasant earlier, while Terace’s re-work of Drop The Game toughened things up nicely towards the end. Wave Racer is a great warm-up act, no matter what genre he’s supporting. The crew we went with weren’t particularly into the kinda music Wave Racer makes (here-on in known as happy trap), in fact the mention of the word ‘trap’ almost instantly caused dry-reaching on their behalf. However, as soon as Wave Racer stepped up to the plate to a rapidly filling venue, all preconceptions were out the window, and maximum boun

Vik Muniz and Marcelo Coelho put new meaning to the term 'fine art'..

The In Your Bones EP is backed by the Crooked Colours' first ever national headline tour.. It's been a massive few months for Crooked Colours - singles smashing it, festival slots, epic remixes... And it's all built up to today's release of the In Your Bones EP (but it HERE), coinciding with their first ever national headline tour announcement. The In Your Bones EP features the already-released Come Down and In Your Bones, plus third track Keep Your Mouth For Lying, which stands strongly side-by-side with the other two: This is all in addition to a seemingly endless stream of remixes for both released singles - Come Down has seen re-works from Alison Wonderland, Jesse Rose, Yolanda Be Cool, Wordlife, Palace and more (check 'em all HERE), while In Your Bones has remixes coming from Casino Gold, Craig Williams, CRNKN, Sampology, Trinidad, Young Franco, and this cracker via Melbourne wunderkind, Chiefs: Phew, with all that business out of the way, let's finally get to that national tour

The beats from Alta are filled with the kind of attitude that reflects a cooler than cool aesthetic mixed with skittish electro beats and smooth vocals.

Perth based metal six-piece, Make Them Suffer, have (finally) released new material in the form of a brand new single, 'Let Me In'.

'Venetian Mask' is taken from Matrixxman's 'Amulet' EP and boasts an 80's styled start that is reminiscent of a 'Karate Kid' montage.