On The Roster Sarah Blasko is as expansive as she is prolific, writing songs that strike with rare immediacy, clarity and purpose. After decades of constant acclaim, it’s been six years between albums for Sarah, but it hasn’t been years of silence. With a childhood spent in the Pentecostal church and 2020 seemingly providing the…
On The Roster Sophie Allison has always written candidly about her life, making Soccer Mommy one of indie rock’s most interesting and beloved artists of the last decade. Allison has used Soccer Mommy’s songs as a vehicle to sort through the thoughts and encounters that inevitably come with the reality of growing up. After all,…
On The Roster Ever since Gut Health first formed in a sharehouse on Hope St in Naarm/Melbourne’s inner north in 2022, they’ve consistently turned heads as one of so-called-Australia’s most compelling new acts. Comprising Athina Uh oh (she/her; vocals), Eloise Murphy-Hill (they/them; guitar), Dom Willmott (he/him; guitar, synth), Angus Fletcher (he/him; percussion, synth), Myka Wallace…
On The Roster Angie McMahon first entered the cultural consciousness with her breakthrough 2017 indie-rock classic ‘Slow Mover’ and in 2019 released her debut album Salt, a record that would go on to cement her as a globally recognised artist. Bringing a deeply emotive approach to her music with ethereal notes in the vein of…
Formed during high school in their hometown of Ngunnawal/Canberra in 2019, Teen Jesus and the Jean Teasers channel Riot Grrrl-era energy with a 2023 spin and are the most natural, confident and damn likeable punk-rockers you’ll meet.
ENOLA – the moniker for Naarm/Melbourne-based post-punk solo artist Ruby Marshall – infuses hard hitting tracks with a stinging vulnerability, applying the salve to the self-inflicted wound.
Founded in Naarm/Melbourne over home job tattoos, Camp Cope – Georgia Maq (songwriter, vocals, piano, acoustic & electric guitar), Kelly-Dawn Hellmrich (lead bass guitar) and Sarah Thompson (drums & percussion) – have been a force since the release of their debut S/T album (2016).
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