Today, Perth rockers King Brown release their debut EP, Out In The Desert: a six track collection of tunes that best represent the band’s creative dynamic and their potential, well and truly cracked open and on show.

Larsen have just spent the last month touring on the back of their explosive alt-rock single 'Eating Me Alive' (released April 16) and before wrapping their tour up, they are serving up a final feast with the accompanying music video.

Townsville's Indie-folk artist Voye is colouring the canvas with the delicate new single 'Paint'.

Bordering on the styles of baroque-pop and dream-pop, new comer Tia Tamora embodies the dark edge of Lana Del Rey, Melanie Martinez and Agnes Obel in her debut single “Picnic”.

Nicole McKinney, a connoisseur of empowering and vulnerable indie/folk-rock music, has been making a strong impression during the first half of this year, delivering emotionally charged songs that have been paving the way for the highly-anticipated release of her debut EP ‘The Process’.

San Cisco, Select Music and their Management are requesting compensation from the Queensland Government for losses incurred due to the closure of their venue being enforced less than 24 hours prior to their concert date at the NightQuarter on the Sunshine Coast.

Back with their first taste of new music since 2019’s acclaimed Don’t Let Go album, one of Australia’s favourite modern rock acts, Dear Seattle, are back with their new single ‘In My Head’.

In line with health announcements, The City of Maribyrnong has made the decision to reschedule the upcoming edition of West Set to August 2021.

Indie rock newcomers and certifiable best friends, Bowlos drop their debut single ‘Sunday Morning’.

Sydney’s indie-pop pioneers Dande And The Lion have returned to reveal their latest single ‘Higher Places’. On the rebound from a year of interruption, the four piece are commanding their own space with this new electrifying, high energy, indie rock track.

Clowns are excited to bring their new slice of heat to venues around the country this July and August, giving fans their first opportunity in over a year to throw down and get that electric live Clowns experience back in their lives.

Brisbane-based songstress Lucy Francesca Dron has been turning heads with her genre-defying style and compelling storytelling, her most recent singles ‘What Is Next?’ and ‘Liquid Numbing Pain’ paving the way for highly-anticipated EP ‘Leftovers’.

Soundtracking the youthful nights spent under the stars with a cinematic pop edge that feels like it belongs in a coming of age Netflix film, TRYHARD has been introducing himself to listeners through an empowering self-discovery lens. His first release of 2021, ‘TOO REAL’, continues that exploration as he identifies his own toxicity surrounding an “almost relationship”.

Brisbane’s The Lost Knights have released their new single and video Paper Skies, their tongue in cheek single written in frustration about the fact that their dreams and the dreams of thousands of other musicians the world over, may never come to fruition.

In an Australian first, an entire symphony orchestra will head to a remote Indigenous community to collaborate with remote First Nations artists singing traditional songs at the famous Barunga Festival this June.

Gold Coast band Greatest Hits, have today revealed the next exciting taste from their ever expanding catalogue in the form of the fruity new single, ‘Banana Moon’.

CLEWS reveal their latest creative venture “LOVE CLEWS”, a podcast series on the sisters’ attitudes towards love, sex, relationships, and the sheer luck that underpins it all.

Dynamic alt-rock duo We All Drive are known for keeping their feet on the gas when it comes to their explosive sound that carries weight both musically and lyrically. Continuing to deliver their charged style of two-piece garage rock, the pair are releasing their newest single, ‘Girrawheen Street’.

Due to huge demand, Sydney guitar-wizard PLINI is thrilled to announce his Impulse Voices Australian Tour will be making its way to Adelaide and Perth.

Setting up for the imminent release of her debut EP 'The Process' (out June 11), McKinney continues her legacy with new single ‘Stay’, leaving nothing unsaid as she uses her gripping storytelling to lay bare the difficulty she experienced trying to end a relationship.