Wild Honey will be hitting The Lansdowne with their jangly indie pop, and shoegazers EGOISM will be performing their final show of the year at Brighton Up Bar, Darlinghurst.
 

When Australian rock band Jet returned with an electro-rock collaboration courtesy of The Bloody Beetroots, it’s fair to say that everyone with sound judgement and good taste had a small lump of vomit rise up the back of their throats.

Vivacious, sensuous and occasionally sordid – Melbourne’s Sex On Toast drifts in a limbo of self-proclaimed 80's pop, yacht-rock, RnB, and synth-funk.

Introducing a blend of monotone drum breaks and synchronised sub-bass for this week’s edition of Mix of the Week.

This Friday get loose to the psychedelic pop of Aegean Sun at the Botany View Hotel in Newtown, or shudder to the seductive sounds of Tinpan Orange at the Hudson Ballroom in the CBD.

Comprised of members of The Drones and High Tension, new Aussie outfit Tropical Fuck Storm commands a whirlwind of psych-infused art punk, delivered with a kick to the teeth only Gareth Liddiard – The Drones infamous founding member - could muster.

Electronic Dutch duo Peter Kriek and Ariaan Olieroock have come a long way in electronic music. Gaining respect through popular hits like “Nobody seems to care” and “Deep in my soul”.

Hear what happens when American rock band Bully take the discordant guitars of grunge and mash them with the incisive lyricism of post-punk on their latest release, Losing.

This week get up close and personal with indie electronic group PANAMA (Syd) on Thursday 2nd at The Hotel Steyne,

Merrill Garbus – better known as the mastermind behind experimental art pop project Tune-Yards – has one of those voices that seems like it would be better suited for someone with a completely different physical appearance (see: King Krule or Dusty Springfield).

Sydney based trio, Tyrone Lindqvist, Jon George and James Hunt who go by their stage name Rufus have been no stranger to the Aussie electronic music platform. With their deep house pseudonym Juan Du Sol which provides a taste for deeper house music, Cooking with Juan Du Sol gives us a taste of exactly that.

After months of teasers MGMT have released the title track from their upcoming album Little Dark Age.

To celebrate women in music catch GIRLS ROCK! at Tokyo Singsong, which will be featuring artists from post-punkers Mere Women to shoegazers EGOISM.

To celebrate Halloween this year, Red Bull Sound Select Sydney announces a Halloween-themed spectacular curated by Laneway Festival’s Travis Banko for this Friday, October 27.

To kick off this week’s mix, we present to you, American electronic duo Harrison Mills and Clayton Knight who are profoundly known by their stage name Odesza.

Heavy metal band Trivium first appeared on the Metal scene circa 2005 with their sophomore album Ascendency.

Contemporary jazz funksters BadBadNotGood have made a name for themselves over the years through their electro-infused, acidic compositions, as well as collaborations with various big-named artists.

Back for another weekly hit – this time introducing dance music producer/DJ, Theo Kottis who comes from a humble upbringing in hometown Edinburgh and is a resident DJ at Glasgow’s Sub Club.

Dim the lights, take the phone off the hook and prepare to float in the nostalgic haze of Jersey Devil – the sixth full-length from Ducktails, the solo project of Matt Mondanile.

The word ‘banger’ has been used since the mid-2000s to describe everything from Groove Armada’s Superstylin’ to Toto’s Africa.

It’s ten years of Oxford Art Factory this week! Come celebrate with Green Buzzard, Gum, Palms, ORB and plenty more loose bands. Also catch These New South Whales at The Lansdowne Hotel and Riley Pearce at Brighton Up Bar. 

On her punchy debut, replete with Pop-punk singalongs and Surf-rock lamentations the Melbourne-based artist Alex Lahey sings on heartbreak, longing and young adulthood boredom.

While we know him for roles such as Arrested Development’s George Michael and Juno’s Paulie Bleeker (as well as that photo of him with the beanie – you know the one), it turns out there’s a whole other side to Michael Cera. He’s actually a closeted songwriter, and a damn fine one at that.

Coming back for yet another week of deep house and techno, Low Groove Records presents to you Daniel Miester’s podcast #26.

This week in Sydney catch the incisive guitar-driven punk of Great Outdoors at the Golden Age Cinema & Bar in Surry Hills, or if you need a hot date spot try the jazz-stylings of James Morrison at The Basement in Circular Quay.

North Wollongong's grassy beach side nook Stuart Park turned into a thriving zone of music at the fourth annual Yours and Owls festival at the weekend. About 14,000 punters made their way to the festival across Saturday and Sunday, to see acts including At the Drive-In, The Presets and Dune Rats.

Perth band Tired Lion first appeared on our radar in 2015 when they won Triple J’s Unearthed J Award.

If you’re familiar with neo-soul outfit Hiatus Kaiyote, you’re probably familiar with the mastermind behind their self-proclaimed ‘multi-dimensional, polyrhythmic gangster shit’; that is, the sonic visionary Nai Palm.

Ease into the wanderlust world of Maribou State as you coast through your long weekend. Solid Steel Radio Show presents Maribou State with a luscious 44-minute mix of pure happiness.