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Banks and Nina Las Vegas, Swick has continuously proven himself to be one of Australia's most exciting electronic forces, continually keeping things experimental as his left-field, dynamic productions ... Process - will show a couple of different sides of the duo's recognisable sound. "We thought the extended EP was the best way of showing our more techno and weird

tour, one that will be quickly followed by a hugely anticipated tour back in Australia early next year. Check it out below, along with the full run of dates down ... desolateness of that landscape. What was the group’s headspace during this process, it sounds like it got pretty intense? We were excited to work on this stuff

process. You’ve produced a mountain of music for yourself, worked with some of Australia’s (and the world’s) best, and even scored films and adverts. For an artist ... What’s something you haven’t accomplished that you would like to one day? Sounds like a letdown, but nothing specifically. It’s really just about learning from mistakes

took the stage, her vocals reasonably solid and straightforward and her band pretty sound. However, when reduced to just guitar and vocals, the harsh frequencies of her amp were ... distinctive vocals rang out across the venue, heralding the start of one of Australia's most reliably catchy live bands. Ball Park Music are all go right from the outset

Court Composer  has just dropped, full to the brim with insane collaborators, wicked sound design and forward thinking production. Across ten tracks he reshapes grime, dancehall, baile funk ... through fun dance tunes on this mixtape, Swick has truely earned his title as Australia's leading club (and court hehe) composer. With a mixtape this packed

Cybele Malnowski. 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 ... star cast for a dizzying four minutes of pop that "almost sounds like Robyn meeting Arcade Fire in some strange, twisted fate," as we described it. "People must

debut single, offers a Solange-like trance with her soulful, culture-rich sound (she comes from a Samoan and Indian heritage - something that influences and drives her music today ... Anglo-Indian descent - being part of the first generation of my families born in Australia, I’ve experienced my cultures through a different perspective and represent

easy to work out that they're the absolute cream of the crop. For Australia, well-loved surf-rock trio Skegss kick off the lineup, with WAAX, Wafia, Amyl ... prisoners at the crash barrier’ live performance history and also the promotion given by Sounds Australia over the past decade with the AUSSIE BBQ and the New Zealand Music Commission