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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 ... only solidified it, particularly with its c aptivating and enchanting, Japanese Wallpaper-assisted sound that saw Eilish shine (so much so, that we named it one of our favourite tracks

showed immensely across every song on 2016's exceptional sophomore effort, ' Everything Was Sound '; and it's once again accurate with the American group's newest single, ' Northern Fires ... bands in metalcore today. Listen and learn: Silent Planet will be (FINALLY) touring Australia this August with Make Them Suffer, Thornhill and Oceans Ate Alaska. All dates & ticket

landmark electronic exports, playing massive festival shows and sold-out headline tours in Australia and club gigs across the US alike off the back of some pretty huge singles, such ... different kind of evolution for the duo. While their sparkling, quick-paced early sound is still present in slight bursts of synth-y shadings, their collaboration-heavy first album

outside what we do and make something that isn't us. "If something sounds a bit weird or there's something on there that you wouldn't think is Champs ... guard and off our planning. I think you can expect us back in Australia early in 2019, it's been too long since we were back there

Aussie heavyweights  The Superjesus  will embark on a huge headline tour of Australia this year.  The debut LP, which peaked at #2 on the ARIA Albums chart ... feels like an incredible achievement. "We had no blueprint of how we wanted to sound - of course we had our influences, but it was the combination of those influences that

Yesterday I OH YOU/Liberator Music announced they'll be handling TEED's releases in Australia moving ahead, which is exciting because a) I OH YOU are of course top sorts ... pretty damn beautiful new cut, which hints at a more live-feeling sound that has a hint of James Blake about it that we're very much into. Check

cast members Christopher Larkin (who plays Monty Green) and Tasya Teles (Echo), each visiting Australia for the first time, approach interviews conversationally. An inquisitive Larkin invites this writer ... blah-blah-blah. 'I knew you were gonna be a badass.' I'm like [sounding wounded], 'Really? I wasn't trying to play that at the start

with excitement and curiosity as to how fans might react to their new sound. "We have different methods of style and taste in music," she says ... fact that we exist, the fact that our music is just kind of in Australia means I don't have to be afraid of speaking out on that issue

your otoacoustic emission, which is the sound that comes OUT of your ears when sound is played INTO your ears. And they use those recordings and put them through ... have to be thankful all the time for the opportunity to create art, yet Australia in particular doesn't quite appreciate art in the same way as other cultures

taken on a whole new life live." This song contains brutal percussive accents that sound like relentless whip lashes. "That's me standin' on a distortion pedal while the drum ... would imagine so, yeah," he divulges. "I've toured all the solo records in Australia and it's always gone really well. Australia is one of the very first places

Tell us about yourselves? Hey G’day. Port Royal here, the Royals, from Brisbane, Australia (the greatest city in the country by the way). We are a four-piece ... have someone completely detached from the songwriting process to tell you where things sound like they should or shouldn’t be. Can you tell us about your