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polished recordings we get together as a band in the studio to make it sound big. Can you tell us about your new EP, You Don't Have To Grow ... This is a huge deal for us to share the stage with some of Australias premier live acts. What does the rest of 2019 and beyond have in store

Australia, with MMW partner Kevin Karlberg from Stable Music bringing the concept to Australia. Our team realised halfway through that the engineering certifications needed differed greatly from Germany, which made ... managed to avoid any disruption to the library. They were also very mindful during sound checks when the library was open to the public and students in the middle

revisit Tyler's yuletide I Am The Grinch ? Some legacy acts are bound for Australia, too. Janet Jackson , who last toured in 2011, is currently fronting RNB Fridays Live alongside ... rising surf 'n' B fave Stevan – presently promoting his record Warm , which sounds like Frank Ocean covering The Drums – will play December's Fairgrounds Festival. Here, OG picks summer

Every week, we're hammered with tonnes of new music from Australia and afar, so much so that at times, it feels a little overwhelming and you're not quite ... spotlight quite like ROSALÍA. This week marked the one-year anniversary of her landmark. sound-defining album  El Mal Querer and while the artist has continued

work and repositioning it into a quick-firing, high-energy banger. That distinct MUKI sound is still present -  I Know What I Like  is as cheeky and experimental ... progression and the chorus on that day. I took the song back to Australia and tried to rewrite it so many times. It wasn’t until January 2019 (A WHOLE

dead’. After all, it is something that brought the group all the way to Australia for a tour which shortly after its quick run of dates, will take the group ... beers and burgers for almost an hour, and an absolutely no point does it sound like rock music is dying. In fact, it begins to sound like anything

unofficial" AFL anthem, Up There, Cazaly by The Two-Man Band . Sounds of Australia was launched in 2007 "to honour the Australian sounds that changed history, or defined our evolving ... historical and/or aesthetic achievements. Read the full 2019 list below.  The 2019 Sounds of Australia are, in chronological order: 1. Cylinder Recordings from Central Australia  - Spencer and Gillen

inspired indie-rock and the hazy, rough-around-the-edges feeling of the sound's outer edges; jagged vocals and twinkling guitar uniting amongst a clouding haze that took ... release that for Knight, felt like its end. He moved back to Australia (a fair distance from the London venues he'd often play in) and entered into a state

punk of the mid-00s and the great, powerful voices that occupy Australia's pop scene today; bent on openness and deepness filled with honesty that really makes every Reilly ... launching into a bright remainder of 2019 - and a bright 2020 ahead - with a sound that's anything but. It's dark and gloomy, channelling names such as Evanescence

lose him that would be the end'… He was the lynchpin of the sound. He really did those things that were beyond the guitars."  Brett was grumbling more ... together to help fund the journey. The band did a series of shows across Australia to great response and general uproar. But one show in particular has gone down

Promise) ' and ' Welcome to The Black Parade ' are two quintessential tracks for where the sound of pop-punk, alt-rock and "emo" of the early-to-mid 2000s ... headliner in America later this year. Or maybe you're going to Download Festival Australia 2020 to catch their headlining set. (Metalheads sooking online about MCR topping that particular festival