New Zealand natives, The Latest Fallout unveil their best yet with ‘Better’

White Lies step up their 80s synth rock sound with BIG TV. So how BIG is this release anyway? Read the review.

One of the hype bands of 2013, Chvrches performed in Melbourne. Maybe we’re seeing them live in Singapore for Laneway next year? Read the review.

When Deap Vally aren’t crocheting or knitting, these Californian girls are producing some dirty rock’n’roll. How did their debut album rate? Read the review.

America’s funniest comedy trio, The Lonely Island, have returned with a brand new release and are once again bringing along an entourage of celebrities on ‘The Wack Album’. Read the review.

White Lies caught us all off-guard last week with the sudden announcement of their highly anticipated third album. Along with the announcement the London trio also gave away a free download which is today’s Crush of the Day.

Melbourne indie rockers goodbyemotel are ready to “set it off” with their latest single.

Thirty Seconds to Mars hit back with their fourth studio album. Was the band’s latest effort 2954 seconds of marvelous or 2954 seconds of mediocre? Read the review.

A debut release is the most important release for any band and Tokyolite have certainly ticked the box on creating a great first impression. Read the review.

During its nine years in existence Groovin’ The Moo has made a name for itself on being Australia’s most popular regional festival. Tegan & Sara, The Kooks and The Temper Trap headlined this year’s event on May 4th. Review by Jarrod Macartney.

The front men of bands The Mood and The Tea Party teamed up and now call themselves Samskara Radio. Hear their EP and read the review.

Cold War Kids’ newest release ‘Dear Miss Lonelyhearts’ shows a return to form and has given us a renewed belief in the band. Read the review.

“If Save Rock and Roll has left me with something, it is that if I need a fun upbeat album to move, to this one will be at the top of the list.” A review by Jarrod Macartney.

The difficult second album – some have struggled, others have excelled. So where does Delphic’s ‘Collections’ stand on this totem pole? Read the review.

The future of Australian community digital radio is under threat with a funding cut announced by the government.

Scottish rockers Biffy Clyro are back with a bigger and longer release. Jarrod Macartney reviews their latest record.

A review by Jarrod Macartney.