Premieres

Emerging Melbourne no-wavers Hydra Fashion Week are back today with their first release of the decade ‘First Person Shooter’ today, a jangly punk stomper crossed with jazzy weirdness that is sure to stop your heart.

To make your Valentine’s Day that little bit sweeter, local favourites Gutter Girls have shared a brand new track with us today – a relentless punk blitz about self-love that they’ve aptly titled ‘The Bullet’.

Jungle Cuffs live a life in the day of some of Melbourne’s trendiest young lads in their debut video for glitter garage track ‘Indie Boys’.

Experimental producer Sault is back with a new taste of their dark, otherworldly electronica – ‘Be Gentle’ is turbulent yet thoughtful, doubling as an intensely immersive soundscape as well as a discussion surrounding the intricacies of gender and expectation.

A mouth-watering first taste of oddball pop newcomers The Great Divides – ‘Face The World’ jangles with the same reassurance as the keys you thought you’d lost on a night out.

Have you joined in on an ‘end of a decade’ retrospection? If you haven’t, slip on Lunata’s sophomore EP Daybed, sit back in comfortable solitude and let the dream-pop haze induce some self-reflection – preferably on an actual daybed of sorts. 

PBS 106.7FM’s Drive Live has been happening all week, and we’re thrilled to be sharing an exclusive clip of Elizabeth performing a stunning rendition of her explosive sad-pop anthem ‘Here’ from last night’s performance.

Mighty Duke & The Lords are Melbourne’s own tropical-pop indulgence, and their new album Caribbean Rollerama is poised to extend summer indefinitely. We’ve been given a cheeky pre-listen today before it officially comes out tomorrow, so pop your togs on and take a dive in.

Today, Mystery Guest are dosing out an enigmatic dance-pop dream with ‘The Red Dance’, their new single that evokes the experience of pure immersion on the dance floor.

Continuing his foray into the world of hypnotic psych-folk, Luke Spook’s latest single ‘Small Potatoes’ has us transported back to the heyday of freewheelin’ folk with its whimsical new clip.

Alongside the announcement of their forthcoming EP of the same name, today we’re thrilled to be premiering pting’s new single ‘Boo’ – a jangle-pop punch coupled with tentative yet coy lyricism.

Today local synth-pop mastermind Lighthouser has welcomed in 2020 with the release of ‘This Year’ – bursting with kaleidoscopic chiptune energy, the new single explores the complex emotions that arise when a new year passes.