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Continuing on a hot streak of single releases from across the past couple of years, Melbourne multi-instrumentalist and creative workhorse Bailey Judd is back today with ‘Moving Out, Moving On’, an enigmatic slow jam that captures Bailey’s shapeshifting sound in all its glory.
Melbourne/Naarm-based artist KAI CULT creates an electrifying symbiosis between drum & bass and shoegaze on their latest release ‘Breakbeat’, paired with an equally fast and furious video clip.
Today we have the pleasure of sharing a first listen to Melbourne singer-songwriter Greg Steps’ debut album Out in the Boonies…, a collection of arresting indie-folk that, beneath its unassuming exterior, comes laden with colour and radiant charm.
Back with her first new music for the year, today we have the pleasure of sharing ‘Dreaming of You’ from innovative local songwriter Xani, an enthralling violin-led pop tune that doubles as the first taste of her forthcoming concept album An Inaccurate History of Electronic Music.
The second cut to be pulled from their impending debut album, today we’ve been treated to a first listen to ‘Prisoner’, a powersurge of a new single from cult synth-wave trio 100%.
Today we have the pleasure of premiering the new album A State Of Longing from local group The Hunter Express, a collection of psychedelic-soaked indie-folk that catches the project venturing into its most poignant and penetrating sounds yet.
His third single release in just five months, Dr Mann is back today with ‘Ciggies’, a dose of crisp, easy-going psychedelia that continues to reveal the Sunshine Coast artist’s blossoming sound.
Some new favourites from the past week or so. Featuring Workhorse, Mailman, The Frowning Clouds, Bumpy and Popstrangers.
With the release of Ancient Air’s debut solo EP Let’s Look At Things Far Away today, the Melbourne-based composer has shared a collection of stunning minimalist ambient soundscapes – a serene exploration into the evocative and the unknown.
Beloved Melbourne community radio station PBS 106.7FM are currently in the midst of this year’s Radio Festival, their annual fundraiser that encourages listeners to dig deep and reciprocate the unrelenting support the station gives to the broader music community all year round.
Today we’ve got the pleasure of premiering the sophomore album from psychedelic powerhouse Tug – full to the brim with left-of-centre garage-pysch paired with moments of imaginative prog-rock and tender 70s-eqsue balladry, To Burn Oneself is a exhilarating re-immersion into Tug’s shapeshifting sonic world.
Some new favourites from the past week or so. Featuring CLAMM, Eggy, Classic, 100% and Display Homes.
