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Rising rock ’n’ rollers Phil & The Tiles return today with another belter ahead of their forthcoming debut 7” release through Anti Fade, with a rollicking garage-punk slowburn titled ‘Elixir’.

Today Melbourne composer Lena Douglas has shared an enthralling new film clip for her stunning instrumental track ‘Esb’, that adds an immersive visual element to the serene sonic rush that makes up her debut solo album Friends of the Future.

Alongside the release of nipaluna/Hobart group Slag Queens’ sophomore album Favours today, we’ve got the pleasure of sharing a first look at the new clip for ‘Excuses’, an album highlight that reimagines their grimy post-punk sound with an alluring visual accompaniment.

It’s hard to believe I know, but Carpet Burn have returned today with new music, ‘A Little More’ and ‘Pencils and Sharpeners’, two new tracks that expand upon the zany oddball-pop world they crafted with last year’s debut 7”.

Alien Nosejob is back with a new album in tow, kicking off with the unstoppable ‘Beatles vs Stones’ – a new tune that gloriously leans into the style of one particular rock ’n’ roll heavyweight, while simultaneously sneering at the legacy of two others.

Even though it’s a public holiday, Rhysics has swung his office doors wide open today with a new offering of his signature garage-pop goodness, paired with an equally endearing clip.

A second taste of the forthcoming debut album Duty of Care from local songwriter Isobel Caldwell, ‘Across the Hill’ comes as a serving of wistful folk, its fanciful tinges anchored by her alluring, contemplative songwriting.

Hot on the heels of their latest single, Canberra-based groovers HYG are back with new music, a collection of enigmatic psychedelia that makes up EP 2.

Following the release of their electric debut single ‘Hook, Line and Sinker’ last month, rising garage-rockers The Blamers are back at it again with a glorious new clip that takes the track’s fishing themes a few steps further.

Highlighting the expanding scope of Sydney’s Third Eye Stimuli Records, today we have the pleasure of sharing a first listen to ‘My Love Is Right’ from French songwriter Laure Briard, an immersive introduction into her brand of dazzling pop-rock that doubles as a preview of her forthcoming fourth record Ne pas trop rester bleue.

Hot on the heels of the release of their debut single earlier this year, Melbourne/Naarm indie-folk act Aunty Blue have shared a second dose of their groovy yet melancholic charm, with the soul-stirring ‘Always Say The Wrong Thing’.

A gripping first taste of their forthcoming SHOVE 2 7”, local punk royalty Shove are back with ‘Death Admin Machine’, a new blitz of chaos that refuses to pull any punches.