Another batch of acts have been added to The Cooper's Amp list invited to enter this year's Australian Music Prize, with indie inclusions like Ball Park Music, The Rubens, Tim Rogers and Collarbones.
Kobalt Label Services has launched in Australia. The publishing house has struck a physical distribution deal with Inertia, marking another alternative to the traditional label deal.
We brought you a stream of Twerps' next killer stripped-back release, featuring on the Chapter Music new compilation album, which is made up of 20 tracks from some of the label's favourites.
The boys from Gypsy & the Cat say they “don't care” if people aren't keen on their new sound.
Want to have a look at the first performance from the Good Hustle Music Salon? First up, it's Geoffrey O'Connor! Give him a look in.
And Lost Animals are the second performance - have a watch of them performing Greylands. There's still more you can catch live as well!
Not to forget lucky third – Public Opinion Afro Orchestra.
A bunch of sweet indie DJs have been announced on the Pacha Sydney lineup, including Nina Las Vegas and Devola, getting the chance to rub shoulders with some great international talent.
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Little Red, Eagle & The Worm and Ground Components spin-off band New Gods have announced their own headline tour, after spending some time on the road supporting some other great Aussie acts. Check out their two dates in Sydney and Melbourne.
The Trouble With Templeton continue to turn heads, releasing a huge range of dates all the way through the end of November and all of December in support of their single Six Months in a Cast.
Collarbones and World's End Press are teaming up for a short string of dates in December. Go ahead and check out some of the countries up-and-coming dance and pop acts.
Former frontman for The Scare Kiss Reid has announced two solo shows under the mantra KSSR, sure to infect Sydney and Melbourne with its dark tones next January.
Sydney-based post rockers Sleepmakeswaves have been named as the support for 65daysofstatic's national tour late this year and early next for the Peats Ridge Festival. It must be something about having no spaces in their names. Local acts will also get the opening slot in their respective cities.
Tasmanian locals Luca Brasi will join US hardcore act Title Fight on the road for their Australia-wide tour in March of next year.
