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Sorry, the UK duo releasing their debut album via Domino, are making music to escape in a time where it’s needed more than ever..

On their sound-defying new EP, the Fremantle outfit test the limits of experimental hip-hop and its relationship with electronica..

With a full EP expected to arrive this year, AYA YVES is stepping forward as an artist to watch in homegrown pop..

After years working behind-the-scenes as a producer, the Swedish-born and London-raised musician is honing in on his craft with himself in the spotlight..

On her debut EP, the Byron Bay-raised musician thrives in a Lorde-adjacent alt-pop world..

The single, the third taste of her forthcoming Magnetic Resonance Centre album, is now joined by warping visuals..

In the face of the live music sector's most trying times in generations, people are stepping up to fill the blank and keep things moving..

Once known for his vocal-heavy synth-pop, the Brisbane musician’s new album - C()D3X - sees him set his sights on the club..

Written about the just-passed summer bushfires, the track's video clip balances its sense of worry and defeatism with bright, block colours..

After sharing a Wisdom/Boredom last year, the Melbourne-based musician is in his element on his first single for 2020..

On the Melbourne band's latest record, nostalgia for the passing of the millennium finds itself a home amongst chaotic, quick-paced hard rock..

On their new single - their first in 2020 - the Brisbane-based four-piece bring refined punk-rock energy into centre spotlight..