How Much Works is the debut LP by Sweet Whirl, aka Esther Edquist. The accomplished singer, songwriter and musician offers an original and timeless album filled with folk ballads, melancholic pop, blues-infused love…

Summer Drive Fonky Ride is a newly issued beat tape from Silentjay, the project of Alejandro Jay Abapo. Silentjay is a pivotal figure in Melbourne's soul, jazz and beats scenes. He's well known…

Carn the Boogers is the debut LP from Karate Boogaloo. It's a blinder from the local squad whose cinematic soul and instrumental funk is always best on ground. Karate Boogaloo have been in…

'Feral' is the second album from Melbourne's RVG, following their acclaimed 2017 debut 'A Quality of Mercy'. Romy Vager of the group elaborates on the title, saying to feel feral is to feel…

'Octagon City' is the debut album from Mystery Guest, the project of Caitlyn Lesiuk (Peak Twins / Elizabeth) and Pat Telfer (Bitch Prefect / Old Mate). "Have you ever considered using a different…

Gez survives a gas leak down at her beach house; Kathleen Lee talks about her new web series Sex & Death; Gez admits to winning a school poem competition on unfair terms; writer…

'Audio Commentary' is the debut from Snowy Band, a timeless collection of folk and guitar-pop gems filled with vocal harmonies, expressive drum rhythms, and sparse acoustic instrumentation. There's a comforting tape worn quality…

Far Enough is the new album from Melbourne trio Cable Ties, a record that finds us exactly when we need it most. These are rock and roll anthems of resilience, defiance, and acceptance…

Historian and author Stuart Kells came in to discuss his new book, The Convent. Amy and Stuart explore the fascinating and sometimes controversial history of Melbourne’s much loved Abbotsford Convent.

No! is the debut album from Melbourne's electronic experimental quartet BIG YAWN. It's out via the Australian independent label Research Records, home to releases from Damo Suzuki Network, Mildlife, and Swazi Gold. The…