11 June 2019
Bringing a long overdue spotlight to the vast number of women and female identities working tirelessly behind the scenes .
7 June 2019
The southern hemisphere’s biggest snow music festival, SNOWTUNES, has announced a huge line-up of Australian and international artists for its return in 2019 and we are absolutely frothing it.
7 June 2019
‘Hans Zimmer Live’ is a multi-layered experience for concertgoers and a must-see concert event, which takes audiences through the back-catalog of one of cinema’s most inventive minds and most celebrated composers.
7 June 2019
Now, there’s really not a lot you can do about the weather, but at least you can get into some really good music to take your mind off of it. We’ve got a couple of interesting gigs coming up.
7 June 2019
Now that Game of Thrones is over, it’s time to just throw our televisions into the bin, right? Hold up a second: there’s still a lot of decent home viewing available.
7 June 2019
It’s been a while since I’ve read a book that truly fits into the pulp category, and hot damn, is it pulpy.
7 June 2019
For the amount of notoriety Amyl and the Sniffers have gained over the last couple of years, it’s hard to believe they’re only just dropping their first album.
7 June 2019
For me, Ausmuteants psychotic sound is always a treat, and it lends its self brilliantly to the perspective of this crazed-cop-character, and the album does a great job of mixing system-biting anger with smart-arse humour that punk music is awesome at.
7 June 2019
This self-titled collection of melodic dialogues was recorded during tours of Canada, Scotland, Ireland and in Melbourne.
7 June 2019
Clocking in at an intense 38 minutes, Scourge of the Enthroned is a real monster and one they’re bringing down under when they descend on their Australian tour this June.
6 June 2019
The first word that’ll spring to mind when you hear Andrea Robertson’s new album, Live At New Hall, is “intimacy”.
6 June 2019
The Dynamo Open Air live album releases are still coming, the next one to be released on Friday July 19 will be Machine Head’s 1997.
6 June 2019
Winter is upon us, and the past week saw our coldest day in 20 years.
6 June 2019
The “energetic, neo soul band” has recently landed their monthly residency at The Worker’s Club, and are gearing up for their last gig before hitting the road on their Europe tour.
6 June 2019
We chat to the lead dancer Baykali Ganambarr ahead of the show.
6 June 2019
Bells, Sunset, Cloudbreak… the bigger and uglier the waves, the better Kong surfed.
6 June 2019
You can still get tickets their new show at Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena on Friday, August 9
6 June 2019
We chat to Nocturnal Grave Desecrator and Black Winds; and Deathlord of Abomination and War Apocalypse ahead of their Aussie tour in July.
6 June 2019
Sample tasty Korean, Japanese and Southern fried chicken while washing it all down with crisp local beers found in Central Geelong.
6 June 2019
True to his word, Steve pulls no punches and makes no apologies with his words.
6 June 2019
The deeply talented powerhouse songstress, Meg Mac, has been making her way across the country on her sold-out ‘Give Me My Name Back Tour’ and if you were lucky enough to get a glimpse of her on stage, you will know she has a new mini-album coming out.
6 June 2019
Being at the forefront of the Melbourne scene, Circles are one of our biggest prog exports and now for the first time in a while, they will be hitting Australia with a headliner tour.
