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“I just felt that the music industry here did not understand what you needed to do to nurture dance music to make it reach a wider amount of people."

The best new new tunes you need in your life from this week including Nite Fleit, AK SPORTS, Charli XCX, Young Franco & more

"Fighting Back and Permanently Sealed are undoubtedly experimental songs for Beartooth," says frontman Caleb Shomo. "I really tried to push the boundaries of what I'm doing with guitar, what I'm doing with my voice, and what I'm doing with the songwriting. The outcome may not have made the first cut of the album, but I think they're definitely worth hearing and play a big role in how the record ended up turning out."

"'Alone' and 'Again' speak about the personal internal battles at a time of increasing isolation and helplessness. The songs reflect on feelings of separation, loneliness, anxiety and anger, and the vulnerability of communicating about those emotions."

Halloween Hysteria III have just released the timetable and stage details. Get a load of it and plan your day and night accordingly!

“The longest we’ve ever spent writing, uninterrupted, probably ever."

Blood Command (whose vocalist is Australia's Nikki Brumen) have revealed their new single 'I Just Want That Movie Ending', taken from long-awaited new album, Praise Armageddonism, due 1st July via Hassle Records.

"'Eyes Don’t Lie’ is written about a large loss of someone/something. Resenting the person/feeling you get and realising it was a toxic person/feeling all along."

"Performing in Korean on a big platform like Like A Version means a lot to us. We don't really think about it too much, but when we do, its pretty great.

Five-time ARIA Award winner and one of Australia's favourite storytellers, Josh Pyke has today released his seventh album, 'To find Happiness'. With the album's stacked tracklist of collaborations including Gordi, Elana Stone and more, Pyke lists some of his favourite collaborations of all time.

Death By Denim have today released their highly anticipated sophomore album 'Moonbow'. To celebrate the release, the band break down every track on the record.