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The president’s campaign could face legal action if it ignores “cease and desist directives”. Source
Aussie hip-hop collective Triple One have shared latest single ‘Loverose’, the first to come from their forthcoming debut album. It’s a sombre and reflective track that sees the Sydney-based group reflecting on personal sacrifice and the tentative nature of success. It comes accompanied by an atmospheric video directed by Tyson Perkins. “Loverose is a song […]
Grammy-nominated DJ, music producer, composer and music/film director Sam I (aka Sam Spiegel) has just unleashed one of the most ridiculously collab-stacked albums of our time, dubbed Random Shit from the Internet Era. Australia’s own Sia joins Vic Mensa and Busta Rhymes on ‘Don’t Give Up’, the focus track of the LP, which also features […]
A massive question mark hangs over the future of live music in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, both here in Australia and across the world. While social distancing continues to remain a normal part of everyday life, it’s difficult to imagine just when we’ll all be able to get sweaty in a moshpit together […]
US post-hardcore band Slaves, not to be confused with the English punk rock duo of the same name, have announced plans to change their band name, due to its perceived “racial connotations”. In a social media statement announcing the big change, the band said they made the decision after engaging with the Black Lives Matter […]
US rapper Huey, best known for his 2007 hit ‘Pop, Lock & Drop It’, has been tragically killed in a double shooting at the age of just 32. A spokesperson for the St. Louis Police Department confirmed to Fox News that the MC, real name Lawrence Franks Jr., was shot outside of a home in Kinloch, […]
While we wait patiently for the PM’s plan for eased restrictions on indoor gatherings to materialise and thus, the road back to live music, yet another drive-in concert series has announced itself… this time in Sydney! Sydney waterslide park Raging Waters (FKA Wet’n’Wild) has announced it’s hosting the NSW capital’s latest instalment of Drive-In Entertainment Australia’s […]
The returning rock star reflects on underground sounds, happy times, and “shocking” race issues. Source
Hear tracks by Prince, the Chicks, Sun Ra Arkestra and others. Source
The decision by the US comedy show follows years of criticism over a white actor playing an Indian. Source
