New Release Friday

Out today, Sawdust Memories is the third album for Joeys Coop one of Australia’s best-kept underground rock secrets. Featuring an impressive line-up led by former Died Pretty guitarist and songwriter Brett Myers alongside Decline of […]

The “new” album, out today via New West Records, the 10-song collection is actually a long-lost chapter in Crowell’s catalogue, recorded largely in 2005 and then quietly shelved for two decades before the songwriter rediscovered […]

Out today on Poison City Records the debut album for this Melbourne quartet whose combined histories stretch across decades of Australian and international underground rock. An unlikely band name and an even more unlikely band, […]

Less a conventional tribute album and more a curated survey of the extraordinary songwriting partnership of Tom Waits and Kathleen Brennan. Part of Ace Records ongoing Songwriters Series that offers an overview of a very […]

Released today the 40th Anniversary edition of 12 Days to Paris marks the return of the Huxton Creepers’ acclaimed debut album to vinyl for the first time since its original release in 1986. The reissue […]

Kim Salmon’s Smoked Salmon release their second album Totally Sick!! today, continuing the veteran songwriter’s recent burst of activity following solo shows and the Surreal Science tour featuring both The Scientists and The Surrealists. The band […]

After a seven-year gap, Melbourne alt-country outfit Roller One return with Fate Done Nice, a slow-burning, beautifully weathered collection that feels equally at home in inner-city backstreets and wide-open country silence. Built around Fergus McAlpin’s […]

Ryan Bingham returns today with his first full-length album in more than seven years and a new collaboration with The Texas Gentlemen. Released via The Bingham Recording Co./Thirty Tigers. First single “Ballad of The Texas […]

At 84, Taj Mahal returns with Time, a new album that reflects both his six-decade career and his continued creative momentum. The record sees him reunited with the Phantom Blues Band for the first time […]

Stephen Cummings’ Lovetown – his 1988 third solo album – gets a fresh reissue today, reaffirming its status as one of the most acclaimed Australian records of its era. Originally recorded on an eight-track setup […]