Photo by Brianna Elton Just an excuse to drink VB tinnies and carry heavy gear. SCABZ! YAY! "SCABZ suck" - everyone in Newtown "The best band in Wollongong" - everyone in Wollongong You can see their AH performance and interview
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Thorax are awesome, but they don't have a bio. Trust us. Brutal. Pic by Lee Stefen. You can see their AH performance
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Hypnotic, unsettling, intense, angular and dark. Mere Women’s brand of unique post punk makes them one of the most exciting acts currently releasing music in Australia. The Sydney-based four piece have taken to the stage with a huge range of International and local pop, rock and punk acts and are well known for their fierce live show. The group have now released two full length LP's and most recently a split 7” single with Melbourne
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Cruising on glowing synths, gritty drum-machines, and stratospheric vocals, GL’s music is a cosmic dream-sequence not unlike a lost reel from the mid-80s. Signed on first listen by newly-minted Sydney label Plastic World (home to releases from Retiree, Alba, Tuff Sherm and Cassius Select), the duo’s debut album "Touch" contains some of the catchiest electro pop we've ever heard. Experience the sound of cruise control, dive bars, strobe lights and tape decks with GL. Watch
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Two guys meet at a bar and a band is born. It’s a story as old as beer on tap. Like all good stories, Immigrant Union’s started with a few drinks. And… maybe a few dozen more drinks. The story got a little more interesting when the duo started turning simple chords and melodies into completed songs. And then polished recordings of those songs. And empty bar rooms into epic parties. And music loving barflies
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Swept together from the ashes of your finest night on the tiles, Loose Tooth are a Melbourne three-piece who craft sweet guitar pop with frayed edges. You can see their performance on AH
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15%;"> Olympia, driven by the creative force of Olivia Bartley, released debut album, ‘Self Talk’ to critical acclaim in 2016, including an ARIA nomination, Triple J Feature Album, and shortlisting in the Australian Music Prize, cementing its place as undoubtedly one of the most important Australian releases of 2016. 'This blend of gliding, intense vocals, echoing guitar and ragged edges instead comes from studying design and celebrating the idea of "the idea" instead of the
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Camp Cope aren’t your typical bedroom angst band. Their debut album was recorded in just two days and written and released within a year of singer-guitarist Georgia McDonald, bassist Kelly-Dawn Hellmrich and drummer Sarah Thompson coming together over tattoos in a friend’s kitchen. These legends are gonna appear in our Season 2 finale - out June 30, 2017. “The sound of indie-rock today.” - Pitchfork
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THE DACIOS are a high-octane, lysergic, nitrous sucking rock n’ roll beast. Like a reprobate Phoenix exploding from the ashes of legendary Tasmanian band Little Ugly Girls, THE DACIOS first erupted on local stages in 2005. Their first dangerously flammable line-up boasted Linda J (Little Ugly Girls) on larynx/guitar; Bean (Little Ugly Girls, Keith’s Yard) on guitar/back-ups; and Robert ‘Pops’ Johnson on traps. Permanently stimulated by a synapse twisting brew of rock n’ roll sour
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Two Steps on the Water are an emotion punk band made up of singer/guitarist June Jones, violinist/vocalist Sienna Thornton, and drummer/vocalist Jonathan Nash. They make music both soft and heavy, fast and slow, whose lyrics deal with themes of trauma, transness, and a sense of teen angst that has lasted well into one's
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