Vona Vella announce new album release date
Vona Vella, the Nottingham-based five-piece return with You Can Be So Ugly, their new single that captures the band at their most open and honest. Taken from their upcoming second…
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News: DYGL Release Who’s In The House? Ahead of Australian Tour
DYGL have released their new album Who’s In The House? locally as they prepare to kick off their first-ever Australian tour.
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News: The Amity Affliction Announce 2026 Regional Australian Tour
The Amity Affliction have announced a 21-date regional Australian tour for February 2026, with support from In Hearts Wake and Redhook.
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News: Ocie Elliott Return to Australia After Three-Year Gap
Ocie Elliott have sold out several Australian dates ahead of their 2026 tour, prompting the addition of a second Byron Bay show.
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ALBUM REVIEW: KID KAPICHI ‘FEARLESS NATURE’
Kid Kapichi is a band known for hard-hitting and pointed music that isn’t afraid to express a distaste for aspects of modern politics and society. Their new album, ‘Fearless Nature’,…
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News: The Meanies Announce March Tour Dates
The Meanies will tour Melbourne, NSW and regional Victoria this March, with shows tied to Lawncore and the Aireys Music Festival.
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News: Moby Shares Reworked ‘When It’s Cold I’d Like To Die’ with Jacob Lusk
Moby has announced his 23rd studio album Future Quiet, sharing an orchestral reworking of When It’s Cold I’d Like To Die featuring Jacob Lusk.
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live review: beyond the black, setyøursails & seraina tellis. o2 ritz, manchester 15/01/2026
The O2 Ritz has long been one of Manchester’s most dependable venues for heavy music, and tonight it once again proved why it holds such a special place in the…
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News: Reciprocity Nexus Returns With Ninth Album, ‘Sonic Chocolate’
As 2025 draws to a close, Hendrik Kleinsmiede’s long-running musical project, Reciprocity Nexus, is making a triumphant return with its ninth studio album, ‘Sonic Chocolate’. Known for traversing the realms…
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News: Cheerful Music Returns to Harvard Business School to Explore the Future of Music in the AI Era
As the marginal cost of music creation approaches zero, what becomes the next true scarcity in the industry? Harvard Business School students recently had the opportunity to explore this question…
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