Directed by Triana Hernandez and with cinematography by Nick Mckk, the visual gives a nod to the country of Alice’s mob where she grew up near Horsham, Gariwerd (The Grampians), with many of the changing scenes and concepts shaped by what the land was providing on the day of filming.

With her star firmly set on an unstoppable trajectory, Melbourne-via-India artist ASHWARYA has today revealed an incredible visual to accompany her current single ‘To The Night (feat. Vic Mensa)’.

Lined with glimmers of funk and psychedelic rock, ‘ZaZa and Some Runts (Smoke Break)’ further exemplifies Terry’s undeniable ability to master any sonic domain and make it completely his own, and still Terry’s impact is bigger.

Now We’re Cookin' sparkles with immediacy, precisely because its ten songs have undergone such an intense period of crystallisation. “Just trim the fat,” says Novak of the process.

Layered with smooth guitar chords, bouncy percussion and accompanied by his silky vocals, Kedus’ personalised blend of lo-fi vibes and smooth melodies guides you along to a colourful dimension of wavy highs and ultra-chill moods.

The new single, Second Hand Band, is evocative of the Aussie pub rock greats – AC/DC, Rose Tattoo, The Angels – but with a modern, unique Avalanche spin. The listener can hear the years of practice, passion and grind that has gone into this project, and anyone who has ever dreamt of a life as a musician will relate to the subject matter behind this heavy, gritty romp.

"Backburner is about "the government’s continuous refusal to listen, learn and adopt indigenous techniques that were used for thousands of years to preserve and care for the land."