Pete Murray today releases his second official single ‘If We Never Dance Again’ from his forthcoming EP THE NIGHT, which is set for release Friday March 5 via Sony Music Entertainment Australia.

reak up songs aren’t new territory for anyone, but with ‘I Don’t Cry’, listeners get a personal insight into a breakup from Corduroy Spaceship’s perspective.

Australia's best-named heavy band, have not begun 2021 with any of that 'New Year, New Me' rubbish, they have simply got down to business doing what they do best.

“Freedom” is the third release from Aeora this year, following the release of hard-hitting, dark-pop single “Breathe” and “Give It” earlier this year, which was her first release in two years.

Not only does this indie/pop-punk powerhouse play beautifully crafted songs that have audiences singing along the first time they hear them, but the songs are as real and important as they are unapologetic.

MARLOE. burst onto the scene last year with her stunning self-titled EP, which put her singular brand of dazzling electro-pop on the map.

Tired of being underestimated and dismissed, this indie-pop anthem is a call to arms for the youth during one of the most turbulent global climates in history.

“‘All in My Head’ Is a meditation on resistance and surrender.” said Lavrence. “The song invites you to withdraw from the noise around you and turn your focus inward to find your truth.

“'The Wind Blows' is a song for closed eyes.” says Dunstan. “A song to unwind, reflect and relax to. The track is a peaceful journey about acknowledging all the beauty…

Avalanche are hard rock. Real honest to God hard rock, as only 20-somethings from Sydney’s West; famous for producing tradies, drongo's and long-arse Centrelink queues; can do.

"Limelight is about how often we find ourselves looking to be anywhere but in the now. We get glimpses of the present moment but predominantly live in a distant reality.

‘Burn’ matches feelings of hopelessness with rousing sonic progressions that offer a spark for people to keep on going. To push through.

Body Parts is real-life psychosis in a song. It’s dark, it’s diverse, it’s crazy and it’s real... or was it really a dream?

Away in Isolation are a local Melbourne based heavy band taking influences from deathcore, melodic death, nu-metal and metalcore. The band consists of vocalist James Moore and guitarist Bronson Bronson. Formed earlier this year while living together with a mutual passion for writing and creating they decided during COVID-19 to finally pursue a music career. 

Shimmering indie rock/pop up and comers Curly Blonde have today dropped their latest single Room 309, a sun-soaked track which, despite its blissful exterior, deals with the feeling of being dissatisfied with how life has turned out

Since 2017, Dunedin four-piece Hot Donnas have been creating music primed to get bodies moving, heads banging and brains hooked on their infectious melodies and fired up rock attitude. 

“The concept is simple; it takes my familiar ‘loungeroom’ and places it in the most ruggedly beautiful natural location we could find. We humans are at home in nature..”

The acoustic guitar is graciously strummed and picked in turn as Abberley's vocals serenade in a slow-burning fashion. The guitar gets embellished as layers of ambient howls set up a chilling atmosphere where a bass drum pulse is introduced to build the tempo towards the half-time chorus.

‘Fuck it Up’ is a song that, at its core, is about a broken friendship. It showcases NABN’s ability to tackle sincere and serious lyrical content whilst dressing it up with surprisingly bright and sparkling synth-pop accoutrements.  

"If its lead single is anything to go by, the conceptual entity that is Night Air is undoubtedly on track to become one of the most immersive and intriguing releases shared this year."

– Tyler Jenke, Rolling Stone Australia