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their debut album This Is The Warning , which under the banner of Warner Music Australia peaked at number two on the ARIA charts. Now in 2013, the release ... such metalcore acts as The Amity Affliction and Northlane. “Our contract expired with Warner, and we were just looking around,” he explains frankly. “We'd had offers from everyone around

year, veteran popster Russell Morris released a new album, Sharkmouth , based on stories from Australia's Depression years and some of their colourful characters, like boxer Les Darcy, “gangsters ... sell them at gigs and make some money back. Then [former MD at Warner Music Australia] Robert Rigby, from Ambition [Entertainment/Records], was presented it through a friend of mine

Bell (Filter Group), Louis Meyers (Folk Alliance International), Paul Hitchman (Kobalt), Tony Harlow (Warner Music Australia), Kathy McCabe (News Ltd), Iain Shedden ( The Australian ), Bernard Zuel ( Sydney Morning Herald ), Peter ... There), Steve Whilton (Lastfm), Cary Caldwell (SxSW/Great Escape), Nash Chambers (Essence Music), Mark Wilson (Warner Music), Georgina Ingham-Myers (Nova 106.9), Steve Halpin (Groovin the Moo), Tim Pattison (Spirit Music

that we're going to be seeing more and more of not just in music but other artforms. I think it's because there's less of this gap between ... major label and seeing the other side of that coin. Having access to Warner Bros.' budget but seeing the limitations of that, I think it's a really positive thing

what is a fine record. David Lynch - Crazy Clown Time (Sunday Best/[PIAS] Australia) The filmmaker releases his second solo album this week and it's a step up from ... releases: Grant Hart - The Argument (Domino/EMI) Wallpaper - Ricky Reed Is Real (Sony) Various - Offspring: Music from the hit show Vol. 4 (Sony) Hunx & His Punx - Street Punk (Hardly Art/Inertia

Cake. He's a producer too, a screen composer and foremost specialist in the music of Melanesia through his work as director of not-for-profit label Wantok Musik. Though ... done.” Choosing to release Wake independently after being signed to the likes of Mushroom, Warner and EMI in the past three decades, without label A&R support Bridie

Jeffery, two brothers from South Australia who did the hard slog – playing covers in dingy pubs and bars, while writing and producing their own music, eventually managing to crack ... there. But, with people being able to now find music online, there has been a kind of levelling on the music front.” Their success saw them perform on The Tonight