Jim Young of Melbourne group The Roulette Generation discusses the 13-year journey to their debut album 'Sandcastles', and how life can sometimes get in the way.

The Sydney quartet make an art of conveying personal experience through a lens of friendship and support. Their third album is their catchiest and most cutting yet.

When an AI-generated Madonna cover accounts for a quarter of Australian spins during the day on key stations, can ACMA's ruling that Australian quota loopholes don't need tightening really stand?

The Presets are staging their own touring festival, Foreverafter, with other acts from the fabled Modular Recordings fold – the name a "nod" to Daft Punk's mythic 2007 NEVEREVERLAND spectacular, where they were the principal support. But the big question is whether the duo's renewed live activity means album five is coming.

Trademark adjudicator Benjamin Goldsworthy ruled in favour of Northern Beaches brand Swim Shady earlier this month.

The pair will perform at iconic venues across the country in November and December.

"This show is not gonna continue until we make sure everybody out there is safe," LaPlante told the audience.

Bodyjar, Killing Heidi, Frenzal Rhomb, Magic Dirt, Regurgitator and others will perform in the heart of Melbourne, celebrating 40 years of The Push this spring.

Members of The Engine Room include bassist John Archer, trumpet player Jack Howard, drummer Doug Falconer, and guitarist Barry Palmer.

“Pure Love is the record I’ve always wanted to make,” Cilmi shared.