I OH YOU are excited to share DZ Deathrays’ new track ‘Golden Retriever’, along with announcing dates for their Positive Rising: Part 2 album tour this September/October.

Showing no sign of slowing down, the band gear up to release their fifth studio album Positive Rising: Part 2 on Friday 9th July 2021.

Stepping back into the spotlight for a brand new year, Psychedelic Porn Crumpets hit the ground running with the release of their latest single, ‘Pukebox’.

Following their latest record, Hurry Up And Wait, which became the first Australian album to reach #1 this decade, Dune Rats return with their new song ‘Too Tough Terry’. Listen and look out for the YouTube video premiere today at 5:30 PM AEDT

Coupling effortless cool with refined rock songwriting chops, Melbourne trio The Grogans unveil their second studio record, Day / To / Day. An album that has been designed to be absorbed, Day / To / Day is a sonic journey that has The Grogans delivering melodies, rhythms and great energy throughout.

Melbourne’s new favorite noisy garage-punk band Snake Valley have announced their debut album ‘Giddy Up!’. Out now, this fun look into Snake Valley is unlike anything we’ve seen before. Infused with punk, garage rock and post-rock influences akin to the likes of Oh Sees, The Uranium Club and Tropical Fuck Storm, ‘Giddy Up!’ is a developed and dirty dedication to the disdained.

Australian garage punk act MOOT have today released their new EP Cultural Treason via Riot Records. Cultural Treason is the first formal release from MOOT. A collection of songs shaming some of the more crass elements of modern society. Fast, chaotic and honest is the best way to describe Cultural Treason as it explores all the sub-genres of Punk Rock.

Australian garage punk act MOOT are set to release their new single I Want To Be Like Clint Eastwood on July 27th via Riot Records. Delivering a restrained yet moody vibe MOOT pay homage to Clint Eastwood in a Sex Pistols meets The Good, The Bad and The Ugly kind of way.

Returning fresh off the back of their latest release ‘Weapons’, Adelaide duo Wing Defence come excited in brandishing their new single, ‘Relocate’. It’s another step forward for the indie act who has been quick to generate buzz around their punchy pop-punk melodies and distinctively Australian sound, as they anticipate the unveiling of their debut EP, Friends.

Even though they are based in Sydney Australia, Punk act SHIT TINNIES introduce themselves to the dim-lit room of half-cut punters as “The Kiwi, the Brit, the Serb and the Canadian”, it's impossible to mistake SHIT TINNIES for another band.

Driven by a love for the timeless, Melbourne’s All The Colours return brandishing a new studio record primed and refined for 2020.