'Daddy's Home' is the sixth album from St. Vincent, the recording project of Annie Clark. Each record offers new facets of the artist's songwriting to explore. The latest LP sees St. Vincent revisiting…

'Leafcutter' is the second album from Melbourne's June Jones, a collection of rich, symphonic synth pop alongside sparse, heartbreaking ballads. It follows June's celebrated solo debut LP 'DIANA', and her work in the…

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…

Destiny is the second album from Gregor. It's a collection of cinematic ballads, psychedelic rock, new wave grooves and experimental pop with all of the artists' signature imagination, ambition, playfulness, and poignancy. Lyrics…

This Is What Happiness Looks Like is the new album from Kylie Auldist, an artist acclaimed for her solo work as well as collaborative releases with groups such as The Bamboos and Cookin'…

Automatic is the second album from Melbourne's Mildlife, following their acclaimed 2018 debut Phase. The four friends in the band continue to explore a rich spectrum of shared musical passions, fusing fresh cosmic…

Hunger For A Way Out is the debut LP from Sweeping Promises, arriving "straight from the depths of an unused Boston-area concrete laboratory". It's a thrilling set of new-wave and post-punk sounds. The…

Or Not Thibault is the latest album from Melbourne's Nicole Thibault, a unique collection of kaleidoscopic pop and radiophonic rock. Thibault is a skilful storyteller, balancing humour and sincerity in her lyrics. The…

Pain Olympics is the debut album from Vancouver collective Crack Cloud, the follow-up to their duo of acclaimed EPs - Crack Cloud and Anchoring Point. It's an extraordinary collection of songs, both…

Distance is the debut solo album from Jess Cornelius, also well known for her music released under Teeth & Tongue. New Zealand born Cornelius began writing for this record after making the move…