‘Giant Palm’ is the debut album from Naima Bock, also known for her work as a former member of London-based band Goat Girl.

Born in Glastonbury to a Brazilian father and a Greek…

‘Big Time’ is Angel Olsen’s sixth studio album, an extraordinary collection of songs that draw upon country, folk and Americana traditions.

It was recorded last year in the wake of profound grief, and…

'(watch my moves)' is the latest album from Philadelphia-based artist Kurt Vile. It's his first record in partnership with the prestigious jazz label Verve Records, released locally via Virgin Music Australia.

The album…

'Warm Chris' is the fourth LP from singer-songwriter Aldous Harding, and the follow-up to 2019’s critically acclaimed 'Designer'. Here, the Aotearoa New Zealand musician reunites with producer John Parish, continuing a partnership that…

"Storm Queen" is the second album from Melbourne-based singer, songwriter, producer and accomplished stage actor Grace Cummings. It's a stunning sequel to Cummings’ 2019 debut album Refuge Cove, an album dedicated in part…

'Keyboard Fantasies Reimagined' offers a collection of reinterpretations of Beverly Glenn-Copeland's original electronic masterpiece 'Keyboard Fantasies', released in 1984.

Since training as a vocalist at McGill University, and releasing his self-titled debut album…

‘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.

HTRK…

'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…