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There’s a new trend in town: a bunch of kids in a garage bashing out punk tunes inspired by slacking, skating, surfing, smoking, and the belief that anything remotely approaching authority is…

Sydney DJ and producer Mo’funk is one of our dance scene’s finest exports. He cut his teeth at the SAE Creative Media Institute in Sydney, and has now been active on the legendary Ibiza club circuit…

In this new regular feature, TMN zooms in on a track that’s picking up serious buzz. This week, we caught up with Sydney trio The Nights. Their throbbing, luminous track Double Slit has copped…

Nine Australian composers will share in more than $110,000 of funding in order to create new works, thanks to the 2017 Art Music Fund - which returns after a successful inaugural year. This year's…

As one of Melbourne's most dynamic and imposing alt-country acts, Cash Savage and The Last Drinks have spent the last 12 months proving you don't need a manager to land an international label deal -…

Image: The crowd at AR Rahman’s performance in Parramatta Park in 2010. Photo by Prudence Upton A new report by the Sydney Business Chamber and Deloitte has made a number of recommendations on how to…

Cover image: Dami Im Women In Pop is a new magazine dedicated to, well, just what it sounds like: in-depth coverage of artists who make pop music and happen to be women. The quarterly launches at…

The first Stone Roses album is routinely regarded as one of the finest ever made, straddling the line between psychotropic ’60s music and the beat-driven dance tunes engulfing Manchester at the time.…

via Radio Today The ABC has developed a real winner in the realms of digital radio. What started as Dig Music until its relaunch under the renowned J banner in 2014, Double J is at a prime locus,…

We'll occasionally be hosting interviews between two industry figures to gain insight into their creative processes. This instalment sees Sydney singer-songwriter Phebe Starr interview New…