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Melbourne producer/ MC, Charchi returns tomorrow (30 November) with his newest single 'GO'.

Hypnotic, squelchy beats are soldered to melodic raps with a backbone

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Melbourne indie-noir act, Broads are once again sweetly singing their way passed unhealthy and archaic social constructs.

With swirling, synth-enhanced hushed vocals, Melbourne act Kids At Midnight's brand of indie synth-pop takes its cues from the likes of Kate Bush and Stevie

Dinosaur Jr frontman J Mascis is back in Australia next year for another round of beautiful noise, showcasing his third solo album 'Elastic Days'.

The latest version of 'Robin Hood' aims at younger audiences, and there are fight scenes and romance galore.

It’s been almost a decade since Mumford & Sons first crackled onto the radio with ubiquitous earworm, ‘Little Lion Man’.

Walt Disney Pictures have released the first teaser trailer of the remake of the 1994's classic 'The Lion King'.

It’s Clara’s first Christmas without her mother, and while her father seems determined to act as if nothing has changed, for Clara, the world no longer makes

With a healthy dose of party hip hop and flows faster than a Daniel Ricciardo hot lap, Hilltop Hoods are back with fresh tuneage ('Leave Me Lonely') as well as a release date

Grammy Award-winning duo Twenty One Pilots released their latest album 'Trench' at the beginning of October, marking a definite return for vocalist Tyler Joseph and drummer

Prick up your ears and raise the woof because Resin Dogs are out of the kennel with a brand new album, 'Notorious D.O.G.', due for release on Friday (23

Greg Arnold – the award-winning singer-songwriter behind folk-rock band Things Of Stone & Wood – has returned to Australia to launch his solo release 'Against The

Blending indie with electronic, while injecting a soothing dose of hip hop, Melbourne-based musician Luke Carlino returns with a new single, 'Heartstops', from his

Sydney rapper Morus is back with another politically-charged single, 'Triggered', which came about when he wanted see how much outrage he could generate with some

Just days before sending fans into a frenzy by dropping their highly anticipated third album 'A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships', English pop mavericks The 1975 have

The incredible customer response to BlackMilk’s first Disney collection in 2014, titled Princesses And Villains, prompted a second release in 2015, with the iconic Mickey

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Raised As Wolves are a Sydney/Wollongong melodic punk-rock trio with razor-sharp hooks, uplifting melodies and a passionate live show.