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by Mountain Mocha Killimajaro Mountain Mocha Kilimanjaro. Bit of a tongue twister, yeah? But there’s nothing complicated about MMK’s super heavyweight funk. Combining the rawest, deepest soulful grooves, the fast and furious energy of rock...

Luthiers participating in workshop & displays at Deakin Edge, Federation Square

Now in its sixth year, AWME will once again showcase a huge line-up of global roots music with 50 world-class artists.

We're looking for a team player with initiative, solid admin abilities, with excellent communication skills to join the station as its Membership Coordinator.

Listen back to Mixing Up The Medicine with Erica for a live set from Adalita.

by Terminal Sound System Formed in a dingy Melbourne warehouse at the turn of the century and currently residing in Ballarat VIC, TERMINAL SOUND SYSTEM began as a vehicle for Skye Klein, half of Relapse...

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by New Gods Beloved is the brand new release for Melbourne indie band New Gods. The 10-track collection of songs has been released as an online cassette – a format that’ll make a whole lot...

by Future of The Left On first listen, Future Of The Left’s latest studio album, How To Stop Your Brain In An Accident is a very curious sounding album, it takes many listens to fully...

by The Television Sky Melbourne trio The Television Sky (Maximilian White, Fabian Toonen, Andrew Macrae) brings us another half dozen tracks of piano, guitar and drums on their self-titled follow-up to its 2011 six-track album...

The Wilderness Society hopes to raise funds and awareness for the protection of our native forests.

by Anton Delecca Quartet The Anton Delecca Quartet returns with their third album ‘The Healer’. Out on Melbourne’s Jazz head label, the record contains seven of Delecca’s original compositions, a track by drummer Jonathan Zion,...

by Various Ace Records continue their excavation of that never ending gold mine of mid-sixties girl group sounds with this eighth volume in their Where The Girls Are series. Lots of reverb, dreamy harmonies, castanets,...

by Public Service Broadcasting Inform – Educate – Entertain is the debut album from UK project Public Service Broadcasting. A curious hybrid of vintage vocal samples, retro dance beats and even the occasional driving rock...

by Tom Hall Many Days End is the latest release from LA-based Australian Tom Hall. The album continues Hall’s exploration of subtle texture and drone-like distortion heard on his previous Sonoptik release ‘Muted Angels’. Like...

by Darren Sylvester Darren Sylvester unexpectedly launched onto the music scene with his debut album in 2009 which was originally written in 3 months as an accompaniment to an exhibition he had in GOMA in...

Latin musicians are tuning their congas and restringing their guitars for Clave Contra Clave 2013, a Latin music experience like no other.

The Workers Club is gearing up for a massive Melbourne Cup weekend for the next instalment of PBS’ Soul-A-Go-Go.

Four days of seriously good jazz in a seriously relaxed place!

Applications for this year's YEOJ Commission are open until this Thursday 31st October.