Local lads Augie March offered an enjoyable, slightly under-practiced sneak-peak at their new album in this exclusive performance for Triple J.

The Sleepy Jackson are among the most revered alt-pop talents in Australia, so naturally when I heard that Luke Steele - the creative force behind the band - was coming to Melbourne as part of his first ever solo tour, I bought tickets with great anticipation.

All comparisons aside, John Hewitt’s thriller Acolytes does exactly what you would hope a thriller would do - it frightens.

On the eve of the release of their sophomore album Thieves, British India delivered a burly performance in the gloomy and modest confines of Richmond’s Corner Hotel.

Melbourne trio Tin Alley’s single Polar Bear kicks off with a killer riff that leaves you anticipating something in the realm of The Exploders’ fast and punchy My Country Brain.

It’s difficult to catagorise Melbourne electro three-piece, Koshowko. In terms of genre, it’s the kind of music that borrows from here and there and ends up sounding like something you can’t quite put a finger on.
Martin Koszolko, the polish-born force behind the outfit, has an undeniably approachable feel about him. Sophisticated in his attire, yet [...]