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A dedicated look at the artists, sounds, and scenes currently shaping the Australian music landscape. From local pub gigs in Melbourne and Sydney to the Aussie acts making waves internationally, this is a celebration of the music born right here.

Image of Charley with a heart shaped balloon. Press image for Chronicles of a Serial Idealist.
Homegrown Talent Interviews

Interview: Charley on her upcoming album, tour and being a serial idealist

by suziescribblesApril 16, 2026April 25, 2026
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Image of singer Jannah Beth sitting on grass.
Album reviews Homegrown Talent Reviews

Album Review: Jannah Beth – Orbits and Echoes

by suziescribblesApril 12, 2026
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Peach PRC Porcelain - Artwork
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Album Review: Peach PRC – Porcelain

by suziescribblesApril 3, 2026April 3, 2026
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Dune Rats performing at Melbourne's Corner Hotel
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Review: Dune Rats, Corner Hotel

by suziescribblesMarch 29, 2026
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I have this memory of you album cover Parissa Tosif
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Album Review: Parissa Tosif – I have this memory of you

by suziescribblesMarch 26, 2026
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Album Review: Mega Fauna – softmore

by suziescribblesMarch 21, 2026
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Meg Mac laying on a table while performing at Melbourne's Malthouse Theatre
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Review: Meg Mac, Malthouse Theatre Melbourne

by suziescribblesMarch 15, 2026
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Image of Melbourne singer Sidney with her hand sheilding her face taken against a bright blue sky. EP cover for what if it ends.
EP Reviews Homegrown Talent Reviews

EP Review: Sidney – what if it ends

by suziescribblesMarch 1, 2026March 1, 2026
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The Belair Lip Bombs at Melbourne's Corner Hotel
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Review: The Belair Lip Bombs, Corner Hotel

by suziescribblesFebruary 28, 2026February 28, 2026
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Album Review: Romanie – It’s Not That Funny

by suziescribblesFebruary 22, 2026
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Band Folk Bitch Trio dressed in black sat on sofas
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Review: Folk Bitch Trio, Fed Square Melbourne

by suziescribblesFebruary 11, 2026
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Charli Lucas with her hands to her face wearing a blue adidas jacket. EP cover for i shouldnt but i love you
EP Reviews Homegrown Talent Reviews

EP Review: Charli Lucas – i shouldn’t (but i love you)

by suziescribblesFebruary 3, 2026
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Homegrown Talent Interviews

INTERVIEW: MUNGMUNG on new EP FEI, her musical inspos and the art of not overthinking

by suziescribblesFebruary 1, 2026February 3, 2026
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Homegrown Talent Interviews

Interview: The Rions Talk Debut Album Success and Their Massive 21-Stop Regional Tour

by suziescribblesJanuary 31, 2026
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Musician Meg Mac holding her latest album on vinyl, with a spotlight on her face and confetti falling from the ceiling.
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Meg Mac announces new album “It’s My Party” out February 20th

by suziescribblesJanuary 31, 2026
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Tour News: Last Dinosaurs announce ’10 Years of Wellness’ tour

by suziescribblesJanuary 27, 2026
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Supporting local sounds and global favourites.
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Had the absolute best time chatting with @killquee Had the absolute best time chatting with @killqueenie 

Swipe for a very small selection of the highlights and head to the website to read the full story about her journey into the industry, more about her new album and why she might quite like to be a one hit wonder (maybe, but not really, but maybe 😆)
Next week’s gig guide is finally here. Very late Next week’s gig guide is finally here.

Very late because my chronic health issues have been kicking my butt this week, and it’s honestly not complete but it was one of those ‘done not perfect’ weeks.
We sat down with @wormgirlz to find out a little m We sat down with @wormgirlz to find out a little more about the Meanjin (Brisbane) punk rockers. From their jam packed 2025, to latest single Kills Me Like You Do and the importance (and responsibility) of being femme, queer, in a rock band and being your authentic self. 

Swipe for a few highlights and head to the website to read the full chat!
This week’s new music recommendations are here. Sw This week’s new music recommendations are here.
Swipe to see what you should be brushing your teeth to!
Naarm (Melbourne) duo Wishlist release debut EP Bi Naarm (Melbourne) duo Wishlist release debut EP Big Sign this week. Channelling a vast array of influences the EP beautifully captures a true sense of freedom across its six tracks. 

Swipe through to read some of the highlights or read the full review on the website.
‘Welcome to the Garden of Eden’. So begins G.O.D ‘Welcome to the Garden of Eden’. 

So begins G.O.D And The Broken Ribs, the opening salvo from Jack White’s latest album Frozen Charlotte (or Frozen Charlatan depending on who you trust), his first since 2024’s critically acclaimed No Name…

Our review of Jack White’s Frozen Charlotte is here. 

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This week’s tour news rounding up some Australian This week’s tour news rounding up some Australian tour announcements from local and global acts plus some upcoming gigs we think you should check out.
Your weekly Melbourne gig guide is here. Swipe to Your weekly Melbourne gig guide is here. 
Swipe to check out some of the great options for live music this week and let me know who you’re checking out in the comments.
A bumper songs to brush your teeth to this week as A bumper songs to brush your teeth to this week as I incorporate two weeks worth of tracks into the list. I always enjoy the occasional bumper list as I always seem to end up with some surprising songs making it into the playlist. 

Swipe to see what you should check out!
We sat down with @quietasamouseband to chat about We sat down with @quietasamouseband to chat about their latest release Nostalgia is fine but… and delve a little into their musical influences.

As always, swipe for the highlights and read the full interview on the website.
Angus has slowly been drawing us into this release Angus has slowly been drawing us into this release with a series of singles over the past 8 months and A Long Time Gone truly lives up to expectations. The collection switches between hope and sadness as it explores grief, lost relationships and nostalgia. 

It’s a bittersweet release as Angus also shares he’ll be stepping away from music for a while but he’s performing one final live show at The Bergy Bandroom on Sunday 12th July.
The Wow! Signal finds Matt Bellamy and co. taking The Wow! Signal finds Matt Bellamy and co. taking inspiration from their vast catalogue of music and using it to create something that sounds both blisteringly fresh yet reassuringly Muse.

✍️: @leecrawford19
This week’s tour news update, and there are a TON This week’s tour news update, and there are a TON of great local acts touring soon! Swipe to see some of the great gigs coming our way. More info on the website.
Next week’s gig guide with all the best live music Next week’s gig guide with all the best live music in Melbourne is here! Swipe to see who you should check out.
The Veils eighth studio album Fragile World was an The Veils eighth studio album Fragile World was an act of faith in the creative process. Starting as the bare bones of tracks it quickly evolved into a nuanced, tender album brimming with hope. In many ways it’s the antithesis of previous release Asphodels replacing quiet reflection with loud optimism. 

Read the full review over on the website. 

✍️ @leecrawford19
Next week’s gig guide is here! A bit of a quiete Next week’s gig guide is here! 

A bit of a quieter week in Melbourne but still some incredible options to check out! Who are you seeing?
Here’s this week’s Australian tour news (a day lat Here’s this week’s Australian tour news (a day late, again). 
Swipe to see some of these weeks key tour announcements
We had the pleasure of chatting with @kaiyahmerced We had the pleasure of chatting with @kaiyahmercedes recently about her musical journey, her latest single and how we build a better music industry. 

Swipe for a few highlights and check out the full interview on our website or Substack.
Time for this week’s new music recommendations! Si Time for this week’s new music recommendations! Six tracks this week instead of the usual five - find out why in the article over on our website! 

Songs To Brush Your Teeth To is our new music playlist. We recommend five new songs each week, mainly by Aussie artists and these get added to the rotating playlist, along with tracks from previous weeks.

You can find the playlist on Tidal, Spotify and now YouTube.
Argh!! I made the post but never posted it. So on Argh!! I made the post but never posted it. 
So one day late, this week’s Aussie tour news. 
You can find more details and ticket info on our website.
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