It has taken only ten months between the formation of Melbourne blackened death metal band Ame Noire and the release of their debut EP The Tree That Bears Rotten Fruit.
Silent Enemy is full of progressive-influence, power-riffing, soaring melodies and tasty musicianship.
Shiner by Breckin is a dreamy soundscape, intertwining folky vocals and synth like instrumentals.
After the release of the video clip for Walking to Oman’s in June, Fraser A. Gorman is back with another set of sweet buttery tunes.
The whole EP is really great music to listen to if you’ve got some pent up aggression, very cathartic and infectious upbeat tunes you can’t not move to.
This is a time capsule from that era and an excellent addition to the music library of that sensational sound.
Motez’s new project, ‘Late thoughts’, showcases a smooth, sophisticated take on house with a deep vibe that could be best imagined at any club worth going to.
Stankid’s four track EP mixes beachy acoustics and vocals with rocky/bluesy tones, creating a totally unique, exciting sound.
The album is sexy and holds a serious groove from the first track to the last.
Winter Sun is the third studio release from Melbourne-based singer-songwriter Lucy Wise.