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Body Type: “This album symbolises us really coming into our own”
With a renewed sense of clarity and amplified confidence, Body Type are ready to take on the world, armed with an explosively enrapturing debut album
Ball Park Music: “We just go with whatever feels right at any given moment”
With touring off the cards for their sixth album, Ball Park Music looked to LP7 as a yearlong effort to chisel out a true masterpiece
Baby Velvet: “This is like the drag version of myself – it’s this version of me that’s fearless and ready to fight”
For her striking and cinematic solo debut, Hannah Crofts makes heartbreak feel powerful. Guys, gals and non-binary pals, meet Baby Velvet
Live Review: UNIFY Gathering, Gippsland 11/03/22
"If it’s even a quarter as fun as this year’s edition, we truly cannot wait for UNIFY ’23"
Live Review: Polish Club, Melbourne 23/04/22
"Aside from their few errant hiccups, Polish Club put on a very solid, thoroughly enjoyable show – par for the course, really"
Live Review: Groovin The Moo, Bendigo 30/04/22
"There’s no other festival in Australia that feels like Groovin The Moo..."
Australian Guitar’s Fresh Frets: Vol. 10
On the lookout for your next favourite Aussie band? You've come to the right place – here are five of the locals we're loving most at the moment!
Live Review: Knight & Day Festival, Ballarat 31/12/21
"Tears were shed over the weekend, not only for what’s been lost over the past two years, but in sheer anticipation of what’s to come"
Bakers Eddy: “We’re trying to escape from the whole 'lad band' scene”
Rarely will their debut album mark a band’s reinvention. But in Bakers Eddy’s case, that was exactly the plan for Love Boredom Bicycles.
Totally Unicorn: “Who doesn’t want to see a bunch of pasty white boys in their thirties trying to be sexy?”
The world is more f***ed now than ever, so on album #3, Totally Unicorn enter a whole new dimension of math-punk calamity to counter it.
Camp Cope: “I really wanted to make something that I would like enjoy listening to”
How time, ambition and Taylor Swift shaped Camp Cope’s striking new album, Running With The Hurricane.
Midnight Oil: “There’s a generational shift that’s happening, and I can feel it in the water”
Two decades on from their last album, Midnight Oil’s poignancy hasn’t wavered one bit. We explore the origins of their powerful new effort, Resist.
