Doug Wallen, Journalist

A few months before their fourth album drops, Kate 'Babyshakes' Dillon reflects on going viral, supporting Foo Fighters, and writing the record in New York City.

In this offbeat concert film shot at a Mexican restaurant, the pub-punk sparkplugs re-imagine themselves as a country act – or do they?

After enjoying breakout success with their self-produced 2022 debut, the Sydney psych quartet hit a wall while recording the follow-up. The solution? To strip everything away to the bare essentials.

The Melbourne sextet’s debut album explores a thrilling intersection of cathartic post-punk and simmering trip hop, thanks to strings, horns, and electronic programming.

The Sydney quartet make an art of conveying personal experience through a lens of friendship and support. Their third album is their catchiest and most cutting yet.

The Adelaide quartet’s self-produced debut album delivers enough catchy, contrast-driven indie rock to land them a US record deal and an equally-impressive world tour.

Ahead of Melbourne's two-day Independent Music Exchange, four seasoned label heads break down the challenges of what they do – and why it's absolutely worth it.

On their self-produced debut album, Melbourne quartet Divers plunge headlong into experimentation while crafting their catchiest songs to date.

Long known for his work with POND and Tame Impala, the Fremantle multi-hyphenate has always cultivated solo work on the fringes. His new album is his most sincere yet.

Seven albums in, the Melbourne sextet have caught the attention of LCD Soundsystem – with American tour dates on the horizon.

After almost a decade between albums, Melbourne trio Grim Rhythm come roaring back with a wordless record that's also surprisingly diverse.

More than 40 years into their career, the Sydney rock legends are inviting almost 90 new players to reimagine their catalogue for a single orchestral concert.