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by Alela Diane Over the last year, Alela has finished recording and mixing this new album, to be self-released in the summer via her own label, Rusted Blue Records. It serves as an eloquent goodbye...

by Hugo Race Fatalists Hugo Race Fatalists is the collaboration between Australian singer songwriter producer Hugo Race and the Italian instrumental band Sacri Cuori. Beautiful, brutal, primitive and transcendent, the new album from Hugo Race...

by Buika Recorded in Madrid, Miami and New York, La Noche Más Larga (The Longest Night) is Concha Buika's first album of new material in 5 years. This time, the Afro-Cuban sounds dominate the flamenco...

by Seminal Rats The early 1980’s represented a great era in Melbourne’s punk and post-punk music scene. Through this period and into the early 1990’s we saw, and heard the emergence of bands like God,...

Local businesses and artists join forces on High Street Northcote leaving a playful trail of discovery for the attentive observer.

PBS 106.7FM in association with Leaps and Bounds Music Festival present a live broadcast of Acid Country from the Labour in Vain.

by Owen Campbell Owen Campbell's brand new album "The Pilgrim” is arguably one of the best albums I've heard all year. Upon enquiring as to why I've never heard of the young Canberra native before...

Listen back to Homebrew with Jenny O'Keefe for a live set from Sweet Jean.

Community Digital Radio will stay on the air thanks to an extra investment of $6 million over three years by the Federal Government.

by Zomby It is best we talk here in the language of the album title, so with that said it is with a most grateful heart that I sit to write of Zomby's latest. The...

by Powder Monkeys Powder Monkeys were the real deal with a kick out the jams, take no prisoners rock ' n' roll attitude. Smashed on a Knee, their debut L.P. from 1993 which was originally...

by Seja All Our Wires is the second album from Brisbane’s Seja Vogel. It seems to be a nice step forward from the debut album ‘We Have Secrets But Nobody Cares’, Vogel seems a lot...

by Fat Freddy's Drop Fat Freddy’s Drop are the masters of the slow groove. Their preference for long tracks gives them ample room to slowly build up their multi-layered songs and bring them to a...

Soul-A-Go Go, Melbourne’s biggest soul and funk party is back and it’s got your name all over it!

The inaugural City of Yarra Live Music Festival has been named the 'Leaps and Bounds Music Festival'

Thank you to everyone who showed PBS some love during this year’s ‘Romance Your Radio’ Festival. Check out the lucky winners!

by Big Deal ‘June Gloom’ is quite aptly titled for this wintery Melbourne morning. Funnily enough, the duo - Big Deal are actually from London, so apparently they are having a gloomy summer. This album...

by Kirin J Callinan ‘Way II War’ was one of the most arresting singles of 2012, a dip into the macabre with a film clip to match. Kirin J Callinan now delivers Embracism, his debut...

Listen back to Against The Tide with Monica for a live set from Against The Tide.

by Cornel Campbell Meets Soothsayers On ‘Nothing Can Stop Us’ one of reggae music’s sweetest voices Cornel Campbell is joined by English band Soothsayers. This collaboration is the latest release from Strut, following previous pairings...