News: Hothouse Flowers Announce First Australian Tour in Two Decades
First Aussie shows in 20 years — Hothouse Flowers return February 2026.
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News: Bad//Dreems Mark a Decade of Dogs At Bay with Intimate National Tour
Back where it began: Bad//Dreems celebrate 10 years of Dogs At Bay in intimate venues.
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News: Aotearoa/New Zealand band Soft Bait offer ‘Life Advice’ – news of their new album being released through Flying Nun Records, with a taste through the visceral single ‘Long Line’.
The new single ‘Long Line’ from Tāmaki Makaurau band Soft Bait is an angular juggernaut of attitude and swagger that is enticing with its shattering guitars and distant observant delivery.…
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News: Sixth Wonder Release Debut EP ‘Prologue’
Glasgow alt-metal risers Sixth Wonder release their debut EP ‘Prologue’. The EP marks the band’s first extended release since forming in 2021, following a string of singles that have helped…
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News: Rising Artist Margaux Regan Debuts With Heartfelt Single ‘Nothing’s gonna hurt you’
With a voice as tender as a whispered secret and lyrics that read like a page from your favourite diary, Dublin based 22-year-old singer-songwriter Margaux Regan steps into the spotlight…
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News: G Flip announces third album ‘Dream Ride’
G Flip’s ‘Dream Ride’ lands Sept 5 — new single drops July 11.
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News: bbno$ confirms Australia and New Zealand dates for 2025
From TikTok to your town — bbno$ goes live across AU/NZ.
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News: Oasis Celebrate 30 Years of ‘Morning Glory’ With Deluxe Reissue and Global Tour
Unplugged, remastered, and reimagined: Oasis celebrate 30 years of an era-defining album.
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News: Eighties icons Boom Crash Opera announce 40th anniversary ‘Hands up In the Air’ Singles tour across Australia.
It was 40 years ago that Boom Crash Opera hit their stride with a string of epic anthemic singles starting with the band’s debut, ‘Great Wall’ which reached top ten…
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Album Review: Me Lost Me –‘This Material Moment’: Jayne Dent’s avant-folk takes another great leap forward.
As the Broadside Hacks/ Shovel Dance Collective avant-folk momentum rolls on, it does well to remember that Newcastle’s Jayne Dent aka Me Lost Me has been stretching those traditional boundaries…
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