‘Rhinestones’ is the latest album by Melbourne duo HTRK, comprising Jonnine Standish and Nigel Yang. The arrangements are sparse and spellbinding, with layers of guitar, voice, drum machines, and subtle filtered effects.

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Melbourne musician Tori Zietsch (aka Maple Glider) has been having a whirlwind time due to the response of her debut album To Enjoy Is the Only Thing, which has received praise for…

'Mirror II' is the third album from The Goon Sax, a Brisbane band formed in high school by close friends Riley Jones, Louis Forster, and James Harrison. Earlier records played across an impressive…

Ignorance is the fifth album from The Weather Station, the recording project of Toronto singer/songwriter Tamara Lindeman. It builds on the folk and rock of earlier records with a new focus on the…

Plastic Bouquet is the debut collaborative album between Saskatoon duo Kacy & Clayton and New Zealand artist Marlon Williams, his first since Make Way For Love in 2018. Williams fatefully discovered cousins Kacy…

Because of a Flower is the debut LP from Los Angeles-born artist Ana Roxanne. It's a sublime set, exploring the atmospheric sounds of ambient, dream-pop, choral and new age traditions, alongside the textural…

K.G. is the 16th album from band (and force of nature) King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard. Over ten years the group have shown an inexhaustible work-ethic and limitless imagination. Reddit lists are…

Vanessa 77 is the debut album from Dunedin-born, Melbourne-based artist Vanessa Worm. It presents a striking versatility and range, with songs spanning experimental folk, peak-time dancefloor beats, post-punk, drum n bass, and electronic…

'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…

The small Norweigan town of Rjukan lies deep in the narrow Vestfjord Valley. During colder months the sun is blocked by surrounding peaks, and for a hundred years residents spent half their days…