Australia’s princess of dark pop CXLOE has fed the hungry bellies of fans globally by revealing details of her debut body of work. Titled Heavy, Pt. 1., the six-track EP will be released on Friday 16 October via Sandlot Records/AWAL. To commemorate the news, CXLOE has shared the title track of the EP ‘Heavy’, alongside a visual accompaniment.

Sydney rockers, The Immigrants band: Darren Browne (vocals, guitar), Nazo Nazarian (lead guitar), Lucas Tolentino (drums, backing vocals) and Zen Bajracharya (bass guitar) share their debut self-titled EP, merging old-school stadium sounds with contemporary influences.

Pop artist on the rise Carla Wehbe (pronounced wee-bee) today follows up her bold debut solo single ‘Don't Tell Me’ with a one-two punch of exciting news. The Sydney-based singer, songwriter, musician and producer reveals her sentimental new single 'Love Me For Me’, acc…

Gadigal/Sydney based group GAUCI today share their new single ‘Heartbeat’. Premiered via Home and Hosed on triple j, the trio also announce the release of their anticipated self-titled debut EP, out this October 16.

Today, East Coast band Greatest Hits are proud to share their new single ‘Growler, A Little Bit Of Everyone’ alongside the announcement of their debut EP Volume One out September 25. ‘Growler, A Little Bit Of Everyone’ comes armed with a boisterous, hook-laden chorus with a melody as undeniably catchy as its lyrics are clever.

It has been some time in the making but things fall into place for a reason and today, Adelaide’s Wing Defence unleash their debut EP, Friends. A fitting name for this duo’s offering, the Friends EP is a great look at the connection between these songwriters and musicians and their growth as creatives.

Off the back of previous single “How Do We Look So Good?”, which was added to high rotation on triple j, featured across multiple websites and playlists, and solidified her immense talent for songwriting with emotional depth and lush sonic palettes, Stellie today announces her Self-Titled Debut EP due for release August 21st. Not to leave you waiting, new single “I’d Have Killed For You” (out today) is a funky, yet slightly dark and obsessive track which plays with the concept of extreme unrequited love and obsessive fantasy, with a killer bass line.

A unique, yet diverse aural landscape, equal parts mesmerising and visceral. Melbourne’s LUNE are carving their own path into the world of heavy music with their exciting and refreshing take on Metalcore. Today they return to announce the release of their new single "Mirror Image" this Friday May 8th.

After a massive debut with their single 'Repent', Adelaide's theatrical emo/rock/punk outfit Wolf & Chain are back again with the title track single of their debut EP, 'An Honest Mistake' (single out May 1/  EP out June 5). The debut single 'Repent' was a call to arms to join Wolf & Chain's preacher and his misfits on their journey seeking out vengeance who have been left sickened by the world around them. 

Brimming with honesty and openness in their songwriting, Sydney’s Johnny Hunter approaches a brand new year announcing their debut EP, Early Trauma. From it, the band shares it’s captivating single ‘Try As You May’, an emphatic release that will further cement the five-piece as one of 2020’s breakthrough bands.

Newcastle's alternative emo outfit PSTCRDS are back with their very own brand of soaring pop punk with new single "Don't Fake It". The new single comes as the first to be released off of upcoming EP 'This Place Or Our Pace' and to celebrate the release, PSTCRDS will play a couple of launch shows in both Sydney and Newcastle in May!