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Surrealist dreamers Dream Dali return this week with their second single, ‘Little Lights’. The reverberous number is officially out this Friday, August 30, but you can hear the first taste of it right here via Music Feeds. The track sees them take us on a tumbling fall down the rabbit hole, descending into a hollow, driving, […]
The last time Brisbane’s XXXX Brewery opened their doors to the public was back in 1993. The beer company have today announced that the iconic spot will be opening its gates to the public for the first time in 26 years on Saturday, 16th November. The inaugural XXXX Presents: Live at the Brewery will be […]
Yesterday, Good Things Festival announced their massive lineup for their second year. Taking to Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney this December, the lineup features the likes of A Day To Remember, Parkway Drive, Violent Soho, Simple Plan and more. An unlikely, but incredibly apt addition to the lineup is The Veronicas. The sister duo have been […]
Back in March, British indie rock favourites Bombay Bicycle Club announced they were coming out of their indefinite hiatus via Instagram. The image they posted to their story depicted them in the studio with the caption “first day recording our new album”. Now today, they’ve given us the first taste of what’s to come, with the release […]
Those fabulous, flamboyant purveyors of nostalgic pop Client Liaison have just loosed the official visuals for their latest funkadelic earworm ‘The Real Thing’ and it’s everything we ever dreamed it would be and more. Part zany 80’s underdog wrestling movie, part cheesy sports supplement infomercial, the joyous clip features backflips, medieval warrior guitar solos and a rousing […]
Melbourne-via-Adelaide shooting star Adrian Eagle has announced a massive milestone with the forthcoming release of his debut EP. Dubbed MAMA, the Jerome Farah (Kian, Baker Boy) produced disc of street-gospel and neo-soul goodness will feature Eagle’s breakout tracks ‘Housing Trust’ and ’17 Again’ and be released via Island Records Australia on Friday, 20th September. “The […]
For me, one world-traveling, chart-conquering rhythm — deployed by the likes of Daddy Yankee, Justin Bieber and Drake — defines the sweatiest time of year. Source
Breaking down the sounds, the themes, the obscure (and not-so-hidden) messages and more on her seventh album. Source
Theo Campbell says the “really unfortunate accident” happened while on holiday in Ibiza. Source
Missy Elliott delighted with a medley of her hits, Miley Cyrus gave a powerful performance and nobody interrupted Taylor Swift. Source
