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ways, No Activity , a Stan Original Series about two detectives on a stakeout, is Australia’s answer to Seinfeld . The banter between Patrick Brammall and Darren Gilshenan is comedy gold ... town life. Why binge now?  A simpler life in a rural Tasmanian town sounds like the life amongst all that's going on, doesn't it? Plus the talents

started so long ago but it only arrived to me now.  It sounds like a really self-assured release to me. It’s making a big, powerful statement ... mother being a classical pianist so my early memories are of first moving to Australia and waking up in the morning to her playing Mozart or Bach

workers directly affected during this difficult time".  LISTEN: With COVID-19 Shutting Down Australia, What’s Next For The Music Industry? Artists including Jimmy Barnes, Peking ... very real SOS. If we don’t act now – and soon – the only sound we’ll hear in future? Silence

rappers quickly picking up steam as full international exports, or just centralised on West Australia, where - as we've found time and time again with every new fresh face ... group in a similar vein to acts like BROCKHAMPTON (albeit with a completely different sound, but the vision and collaboration is there); their shared love for hip-hop and everything

experiment. Fans can get a sense of who we are and what we sound like from these two records -- we look forward to expanding what that means. Embedded Content Overcoats ... record, The Fight, is out now via Loma Vista Recordings / Caroline Australia. Follow Overcoats: FACEBOOK

cancellations are detrimental to the health of Australia's music scene, particularly in West Australia - where our close-knit and somewhat isolated community is really feeling the pinch. To help ... navigate the intersection of gentle R&B and rich, melodic jazz, bringing together sounds both classic and modern-day and uniting them in a way that feels distinctly Demon

disaster of thousands upon thousands of fish dying. During the most recent summer season, Australia saw one of its worst bush-fire periods, with millions of hectares raised, millions ... take for the Aussie band - that we see IHW at their darkest and heaviest sounding, borrowing from filthy, low-tuned deathcore than their usual Bury Your Dead core-breakdowns (though

stands as a testament to his hard-earned happiness: “ now, I'm safe and sound where I belong / It took all my strength to carry on / And though ... familiarity to a consistent live staple is a big one. “I can play in Australia, New Zealand, I could play it in America, I could play

days on the horizon. As reported by ilostmygig.net.au - the Australian Music Industry Network and Australia Festivals Association's joint effort to track the ongoing financial damage of the virus - "small ... that some of the most vulnerable people who comprise our industry - the "bartenders, musicians, sound engineers, cleaners" - are now navigating. "The Live Music world is facing annihilation," says Perring

eight track album draws inspiration from Australia's vast and captivating landscape to create a warm array of sounds that embodies the vision for Earth Tones . Earth Tones sees ... formation of sounds that fluctuates between ambience, downtempo and experimental electronic. Zen In Space  trials and incorporates a range of features including live instrumentation, analogue synthesis, drum machines

metal acts on their roster. Congratulations, guys! Originally scheduled to play both Download Festival Australia shows this Friday and Saturday, this huge announcement for Dregg ups their profile and then ... title of ' Hectic ' is a very fitting one; a revved up, meta-themed, refreshed-sounding Dregg in terms of songwriting energy and a zero-fucks-given attitude

there. Across the last twelve months alone, the bands that specialise in West Australia's more subtle approach to rickety guitar and forward-fronting lyricism have flourished, whether ... Fighting For Air  sees things shake up a little, not so much in sound - their twanging, anthemic-like melodies and rhythms are still centre frame, and still as great