Ahead of their album launch this Friday, 808s & Greatest Hits have shared a bizarre new clip for their freaky psych-pop track ‘Tidal Wave’.

Ahead of their album launch this Friday, 808s & Greatest Hits have shared a bizarre new clip for their freaky psych-pop track ‘Tidal Wave’.
At times comforting and others bitterly frustrated, House Deposit’s debut album Reward For Effort is a collection of deft jangle-pop that has us completely floored.
Velvet Bloom are back with ‘DM Me’, a glorious soul-pop tune that manages to shine a light on the more positive sides of 21st century dating.
Local garage trio The Mother Gurus are back with a new clip for ‘As Far As I Can Tell (Papercut)’, which bursts with playful charm and hazy 90s vibes.
We’re thrilled to be premiering the debut single from bedroom-psych architect Nathan Abbey – ‘Judas’ is a swirl of woozy psychedelia and a captivating first taste of his forthcoming album Cross-Eyed.
Ahead of a big weekend of shows, we eavesdropped on Dr Sure’s Unusual Practice and 100, as they chat new music, Weird Place Fest and what it means to be kingswood spirits.
Melbourne bedroom-pop connoisseur Candy is back with ‘Sorry, Sydney’, a dose of sundrenched indie-rock and a taste of his forthcoming album Everything In Motion.
Ahead of the release of her debut album, Baltimöre Charlót has dropped ‘Girlosophy’, a new single bursting with her incredible production skills and vocal talent, and a showcase of why she’s quickly becoming a mainstay on the Hobart music scene.
On ‘1999’, Soft Rubbish serve up a turbulent blast of invigorating post-punk that doubles as an impassioned cry against the toxicity of today’s culture.
On ‘Saddest Man in Melbourne’, Melbourne rock ‘n’ rollers The Slingers share a dose of expansive soft-rock that sees them continuing to prove they’re far more than a run-of-the-mill pub-rock band.
With their album launch only a little over a week away, we’re delighted to be able to present Foggy Notion’s Volume 1 to the world – an addictive array of garage-rock fuelled alt-country that’ll lift your spirits sky high, even if the downtrodden subject matter doesn’t intend to.
Go Get Mum are back with ‘Moving Day’, a blast of spirited jangle pop that brims with the earnest charm that has made them one of Melbourne’s most endearing bands.