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Peach PRC has scored an impressive debut on the ARIA charts with her first album, Porcelain. The Adelaide pop singer’s record has debuted at No. 1 on the Australian Albums list, as well as No. 4 on the ARIA Albums and Vinyl Albums chart. Peach PRC’s first EP, Manic Dream Pixie, charted at No.1 following […]
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FISHER’s OUT 2 LUNCH Festival has been postponed, with TEG Live saying the cost-of-living crisis has made this year’s event too difficult to run. In a statement released on Friday afternoon, TEG Live said: “Australia imports around 90% of its fuel and the ongoing Iran War has resulted in cancelled shipments, delayed deliveries and acute […]
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Rising indie outfit Radio Free Alice have delivered a twist to a club classic, taking on “DJ Got Us Fallin’ in Love” for their debut appearance on triple j’s Like a Version. The Melbourne band flipped the 2010 hit – originally by Usher – into a gritty, guitar-driven song, trading glossy production for sharp post-punk […]
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Sydney-based quartet Loose Fit have announced a new EP Bittersweet Excess, due out via their new label Dinosaur City on May 22nd. The notion of being open to sublimity and grace, while reconciling with the grief and despair that surrounds you, is a tension that snakes through the EP, with Loose Fit expanding their rightly […]
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Keith Wood, a pivotal figure in the evolution of independent music, has died at 77 following a long battle with ALS (motor neurone disease). Per Variety, Wood’s family confirmed the news, sharing that he had lived with the illness for more than four years. “He managed well with this horrible disease for over four years, but […]
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