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by Jimmy Tait Local band Jimmy Tait released their first, self-titled, album in 2010. It was a dark, quiet affair with the voice of main songwriter Sara Retallick being the main focus. There were some...

by Oneohtrix Point Never R Plus Seven is Daniel Lopatin’s fourth full-length release under the Oneohtrix Point Never moniker, and his first for the pioneering Warp Records. It’s a perfect home for him. There are...

by John Scofield The latest release from jazz guitarist John Scofield sees him re-unite with the band from his 2002 album Uberjam. The use of technology is very apparent in the Uberjam band, as drummer...

by Venom P. Stinger In recent times we have seen a number of retrospective compilations and re-issues of some of the great Melbourne punk and post-punk bands of the late 1980’s and early 1990’s. Interest...

by Strypes Irish band The Strypes finally release their debut album after playing together for almost 5 years. Snapshot sees this 4-piece continue their passion for the sounds and energy of classic rhythm and blues,...

Think market stalls, shoe-shiners, brass bands and some seriously tasty food and beer.

Come down and explore this retro labyrinth of hidden treasures and see radio in the making.

Icelandic multi-instrumentalist Ólafur Arnalds continues his musical ascent with his third full-length album, For Now I Am Winter.

Lush, evocative, deeply moving – The Cinematic Orchestra is here to play the movie soundtrack to your life.

This aint just a bluegrass festival!

Listen back to Jumpin' The Blues with Tom Sianidis for a live set from The Three Kings.

by Seagull Ocean From Above is the third album from Melbourne band Seagull, and their first release on Two Bright Lakes. Chris Bolton's imaginative and visual narratives curl through the textured instrumentation Seagull is so...

by The Necks Bells, something akin to a zither, intone a dignified, ceremonial entrance to Open , The Necks’ latest masterpiece of musical unfolding/revealing/falling away. A steady piano motif develops, the dull thump of a...

by Old Man Luedecke Tender is the Night is the 5th full-length album for Canadian musician Chris Luedecke. This album is a lovely mixture of folk and bluegrass, with Luedecke’s warm and earnest voice effectively...

by Bob Dylan Bob Dylan’s latest release in his Bootleg series, Another Self Portrait (1969 – 1971) is a two disc collection of previously unreleased, demo and alternative versions of tracks recorded mostly for his...

by Dr. Dog After listening to this album, Dr. Dog clearly falls into the category “why haven’t I gotten into this band before??” This is their 8th album and is very much my sort of...

Soul-A-Go-Go is turning up the heat and shaking off the winter chills with an all-star line-up of some Melbourne’s best soul and funk selectors!

Throw off the winter blues and get into the summertime swing with PBS!

by Nikki Hill Hill draws on vintage female rhythm and blues influences such as LaVern Baker, Etta James and Ruth Brown, as well as some of her favorite male singers Otis Redding and Solomon Burke,...

by Clark Warp announce "Feast / Beast" by Clark, a double album containing his best remixes to date along with new material to create an impressive body of work. Split into "Feast" and "Beast" respectively...