Set to perform tomorrow night in Newcastle (NSW), Tori Forsyth releases today her melancholic, emotive new single ‘Courtney Love’, a song dedicated to those who piss on your back and tell you it’s raining.

With its simple concept, the new video from Sydney two-piece Polish Club is frantic. The video for Just Talking draws inspiration from a 90’s music video with its quick cuts and popping primary colours.

Fresh off the back of the release of their fired up single ‘Two Brains’, Dunedin-based rock group Hot Donnas release their new EP, The Adventures of E-WAN.

Dance-pop renegades Haiku Hands recently released their critically acclaimed, debut self-titled album via Spinning Top Records | Mad Decent. Building from their success today, the trio now share their brand new single, Suck My Cherry, and the track’s accompanying video. 

Firmly establishing themselves as a bright force in indie rock music out on the West Coast, Perth’s Big Orange return with their third release for 2020, ‘I Wanna Know’.

Having already laid strong foundations throughout 2020 with the release of ‘My People’ and ‘Over & Over’, Adelaide musician MANE now celebrates the release of her brand new EP, Coping Mechanisms.

For Sydney songwriter and performer Claire Simpson aka ASTRALS, music is a way to escape and to explore some wonderful sonic realms that match a vibrant imagination.

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.

Australian indie-folk stalwarts The Paper Kites have returned with their new single “Without Your Love”, featuring ARIA Award winner Julia Stone.

Ben Gillies has followed up his exciting debut solo single “Breathe In, Breathe Out”, with a second release “One Foot In Front Of The Other”. The dark, folk-rock influenced track depicts an existential tussle, within ourselves and with each other, and features infusing jazzy saxophone and percussion with his signature husky vocal stylings

Aeroplane Mode have just unveiled their deep-breathing debut 'Settle Down'. The Melbourne-based dream-pop outfit have spent the last couple of years refining their sound before stepping into the studio, and it looks to be paying off.

Having already laid strong foundations throughout 2020 with the release of ‘My People’ and ‘Over & Over’, Adelaide musician MANE now celebrates the release of her brand new EP, Coping Mechanisms.

Hailing from the regional town of Maitland, New South Wales, respected Ghanaian-Australian singer, songwriters and producer sibling duo Kinder (aka Savannah and Briony Osei) invite you to “Come Along” on their new dance project. Stream and download their new single “Come Along” (feat. A.GIRL) via Warner Music Australia.

Available to download and stream at midnight tonight, Woodes’ debut album ‘Crystal Ball’ is a body of work years in the making.

Melbourne’s SoundMerch today proudly announces a partnership with The Australian Music Prize (The AMP) in 2020, stepping up as the naming rights sponsor. The partnership guarantees a cash prize of $20,000 for the winner.

Tasmania's SPKEZY (Speakeasy) are today releasing 'Seen' as the final single from brand new EP 'Midnight Club' - due out this Friday 13th November.

KINGSWOOD are rounding off what has been a massive year of music for the band with their take on some Christmas classics in forthcoming album - A Kingswood Christmas.

DEVILSKIN have garnered a formidable reputation and a solid fan-base worldwide from their relentless touring schedule. A swathe of brilliant live reviews from Europe to USA to Australia are testament to the groundswell of support for this hard-working and focused New Zealand act. 

Siobhan says of the song, “I wanted to get to the core of my feelings rather than be angry at this friend because sometimes things happen and people can’t always be there for you.”

the five intimate reinterpretations of Parking Lots (Revisited) range from Mia’s first and last singles released from the original album ‘Roll Me Out’ and ‘I Meant Something To You Once’, to the gorgeous stripped down piano performance of ‘Choose’.