Top Five

2017 saw Brisbane swamp-rockers Junior Danger unleash their Blues Brothers-esque thumper ‘Dirt And Grime’.

In early 1994, a couple of Brisbane fellows digging Wedding Presents and swooning over Saintly (Etienne) chanteuses had an idea: “Let’s go out and play our record

Aussie alt-rock favourites The Rubens recently returned with a new, groove-fuelled single ‘Million Man’.

At Sydney Festival, Gotye and his Ondioline Orchestra will pay homage to one of electronic music’s quirkiest composers, Jean-Jacques Perrey.

Melbourne’s Shelley Segal has been one busy singer-songwriter in 2017.

Self described as 'ska flavoured punk rock with soul', The Resignators hail from Korweinguboora (just north of Ballarat).

Brisbane (via Bundaberg) musician Julia R. Anderson has been weaving lo-fi instrumental textures through traditional pop, rock songs since late 2011.

Brisbane jangle-pop rockers Major Leagues will headline the December instalment of Sunlit Sounds festival.

After a year of establishing themselves in the local music scene, Brisbane hard-rock outfit Vesper Green have released their debut single, 'Innocent

Ahead of the national tour in December, and fresh off international dates the past two months, Melbourne electronic-pop duo Kllo share 5 service station snacks that have left

After 14 years of making psychedelic surf tunes, Brisbane rockers The Plastic Fangs have decided to hang up their guitars and throw away their drumsticks.

Headed to Sydney and Melbourne as part of Alison Wonderland's Scarehouse Project tour, LA party crew Brownies & Lemonade are ready to get down and boogie.

Melbourne psych rockers Pretty City have just completed a 23-date tour of Europe at the weekend.

“We spend plenty of time on planes and sitting quietly and looking straight ahead isn’t really much fun.

With the recent release of her newest single last month, 'What We Are Worth', future-soul, R&B singer MAYA shares 5 soul singers that inspire her.

1. Meg

Students of Flinders University will gather at the Wheatsheaf Hotel for a night of creative readings.

Sydney garage-fuzz rock band Food Court have had a productive 2017.

Powerful, dynamic and compelling only scratches the surface when speaking of the debut single ‘Change’, from Brisbane-based alt-rock, electronic band Strangely

Your Man Alex Smith is a Brisbane-based singer-songwriter who writes songs of love, the desire to follow your dreams and the difficulties of growing up in today's

Dave Wells is a songwriter from the Hunter Valley, who's quickly garnering a word-of-mouth reputation as one of the region’s best performers.