Hyperpop goes pop punk - today Slayyyter officially shares 'Over This!', the newest single from her debut LP Troubled Paradise, out June 11th via FADER Label. Whereas previous singles highlighted her Y2K pop stylings, 'Over This!' demonstrates Slayyyter’s take on the guitar-driven, alt-rock genre. She enters the song heralded by a somber guitar, something akin to Linkin Park or 3 Days Grace - but instead of shredded strings as the chorus, it’s a wallop of bubblegum bass. A clever fusion of today’s pop and yesterday’s nu metal, 'Over This!' might be a kiss-off, yet it’s anything but a throwaway.

Adelaide pop-punk, self-professed “two-piece puzzle”, TOWNS have shared their riotous new single ‘Swimming’, alongside a larger than life video jam packed with colour and energy. The duo have also announced they’ll be hitting the road later this year for their Swimming Tour, over five dates nationally from Friday 28 May taking in Brisbane, Sydney, Wollongong, Melbourne and finishing with their hometown Adelaide on Saturday 6 June. Tickets are on sale Tuesday 6 April @ 10am AEST.

In 2020, Alternative Press named them as one of ten "Rising Australian Pop-Punk Bands You Need to Hear. All Hours, the Brisbane outfit influenced by rock heavyweights such as Paramore, A Day to Remember, Blink 182 and Sum 41, are again bringing their energetic spin on the genre with their poppy melodies, frenetic riffs, and female-vocalist Dani at the helm!

Aussie bass artist PhaseOne is back with a brand new collaboration - a new pop punk/dubstep banger entitled 'Enemy' - and it features vocals from the vocalist from Silverstein - Shane Told!

Following up his sleek and passionate single “Russian Roulette”, Slowly Slowly frontman Ben Stewart has revealed the next instalment of his solo project Congrats; a new single titled “Lobotomy”. Produced by ARIA Award nominee Konstantin Kersting (Mallrat, Tones & I, Jungle Giants), this single is our second taste of a larger body of work set for release later this year.