Multidisciplinary artist MUNGMUNG unveils her latest project FĒI, released independently this week. This four-track EP is ready to be dropped at house parties, on dancefloors and everything in-between. Its influences are clearly rooted in early 2000's hip-hop and R&B, and the clever yet humorous lyrics are incredibly well delivered over infectious beats. “I didn’t overthink a lot of the lyrics but still stayed cheeky and witty with it and the melodies that came to me were what felt right which reflects in the songs”

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Do you ever find you just stumble across artists at the exact right moment in your life? This is how I feel about Rageflower's...

Keeping the high-octane indie and phenomenal storytelling that is key to Jonny Yerell’s lyrics Roll The Dice also brings in some of those...

Take Five (8th December) Five tracks we highly recommend having a listen to this week. Scroll to the end to listen to them all together on our playlist. Zheani - LOBOTOMY Multi-genre artist Zheani released her latest album LONG LIVE THE OLD DEAD GODS a few weeks ago, and LOBOTOMY has to be one of our favourites from the record. Lyrically this is a fantastic song and the delivery is so on point, with the reverb on the vocals and the flawless adherence to the pattern set early on - Zheani makes this all look deceptively easy.

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Do you ever find you just stumble across artists at the exact right moment in your life? This is how I feel about Rageflower. I tripped over their latest EP, Sign of Life, this weekend while not even trying to look for anything as I have a long ass list of stuff to review and listen to, but I instantly fell in love.

Summing up a lifetime of work, Manchester indie veterans James release their behemoth four-hour album - Nothing But Love, bringing together many of their top songs over the last 40 years. To mark this special release, I picked the brain of an expert (my cousin) to get some little-known James facts. Firstly, I think it’s important to explain that growing up, I thought James was party music like…

I’ve felt a bit unsure about some of the recent Reytons' releases, but this new album really hits the mark. I think it’s fair to say The Reytons' entered a bit of an experimental era over the past couple of years and the constant style changes did make it harder for me to connect with their music in the same way, but…

Take Five (1st December) Five tracks you'll thank us for putting on your radar this week. Remember to scroll to the bottom for the playlist, which you can always follow to keep up to date with our new music recommendations. (Options other than Spotify coming soon too). Tulliah - For Now So, I've deliberately tried to switch the vibe up a bit this week and put some rockier tracks in the mix.

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Olivia Dean isn’t special Every time another Ticketmaster fiasco happens I start a version of this article and end up leaving it unfinished, but hopefully today, through this particular lens, is the day I get it done. Olivia Dean managed to get Ticketmaster to stop reselling her tickets for her upcoming tour at ridiculously inflated prices and also get them to refund everyone who overpaid the difference.

Welcome to what's likely to be our last monthly live music guide as we're probably moving to a weekly format from 2026. As always, use the links below to jump to your preferred dates. November's gig guide is here! Dec 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19…

Take Five (27th November) Five tracks you should have a listen to this week. Scroll to the end to listen to them all together on our playlist. I know 27th November isn't a Monday, but this is where my week's at so we're rolling with it. Annika Bennett - Still Pretty I realise I haven't stopped going on about Annika Bennett and…

Last night we managed to catch Lucky at their sold-out debut headliner show at Fitzroy’s The Old Bar. You may remember Lucky is an artist I don’t quite know how I stumbled across (I found her name randomly scribbled in a notebook) but as soon as I heard her I knew I had to get tickets to see her live.

Melbourne/Naarm drummer and song writer Kat Greta released her latest EP Rhythm and Reverie this week. You may remember we went to see Kat live a little while ago so we were lucky enough to get a sneak preview of the lovely tracks that make up her latest release. The 4 track EP opens with recent single Shoot Me Lover.

The Smashing Pumpkins’ diamond-certified magnum opus Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness turns 30 years old this year so what better time to revisit this seminal and wonderfully ambitious record. The 30th anniversary is being celebrated through a range of special releases, from an extended streaming edition featuring live tracks, to a 4 CD release and a super deluxe 6 LP set that comes with its own set of tarot cards.

The Pixies @ Festival Hall 20/11/25 I was just a bit too young to catch the Pixies first incarnation back in the 90s, hitting my teens the year after their initial break up and only discovering them, as I imagine many people did, years later through the soundtrack to cinematic cult classic Fight Club in 1999. But even then, The Pixies were never really at the forefront of my musical tastes, always seeming to exist at the edge of my experiences instead.

Last nights Aria awards at Sydney’s Hordern Pavillion saw a slew of performances from local and international acts including Olivia Dean, Missy Higgins and Thelma Plum.  Below is a run down of the biggest winners of the night: Amyl and The Sniffers Perhaps unsurprisingly Amyl and The Sniffers took home the most awards of the night, with a whopping 4 wins:

It's been a massive year for Amyl and The Sniffers, from huge overseas touring success (including a recent gig to an audience of 10,000 at London's Alexandra Palace) to their, what will now be legendary, cancelled Fed Square gig. And tonight marks another chapter as the powerhouse punk outfit take home four wins at the 2025 ARIA Awards for ‘Album Of The Year’, ‘Best Cover Art’, ‘Best Rock Album’, ‘Best Group’, 

Take Five (17th November) Five great tracks you should have a listen to this week. Scroll to the end to listen to them all together on our playlist. Real Farmer - Missing Link So last week's Take Five nearly didn't happen, whereas this week I was overwhelmed with great songs to choose from. First on the bill had to be 

So after taking a little break from music with too much feeling, I was in no way prepared for Anika Bennett’s emotionally charged Triple Shooting Star this week. I feel I’ve already admitted to crying to far too much music this year, but I’ve been quietly sobbing along to this one since A Cure. It’s a beautiful, moving collection of tracks in which Annika lays bare so many insecurities.

FKA twigs releases EUSEXUA Afterglow I have to admit I was nervy about FKA twigs' EUSEXUA Afterglow. Its release so soon after EUSEXUA felt rushed. I worried about the quality of the release and its ability to hold its own as a stand-alone project.  But thankfully my worries proved needless. And while I don’t think EUSEXUA Afterglow is quite as good as its predecessor, it’s still a great album. 

Take Five (10th November) Five great tracks you must listen to this week. Scroll to the bottom to find them, along with previous weeks' tracks on the playlist. The Entitled Sons - Rockstar Sometimes these posts just come together and I know exactly where they're headed in the days before, and sometimes, like this week, they take a little longer to fall into place.