Blake.08: Home is where the art is

Following the release of his debut album 'From Sydney With Love', Gadigal Land/Sydney-based producer Blake.08 talks through why staying true to your roots is so crucial.

AI firms are "illegally" scraping music, according to new investigation

New evidence suggests that companies such as Google, Microsoft, and Meta are scraping copyrighted music at a scale that is “larger than previously acknowledged".

Touch Sensitive, Italo at the edge of the earth

'Pizza Guy' himself talks Mixmag ANZ through the release of his second LP, 'In Paradise'.

Homicide investigation launched after man found dead in “pool of blood” at Burning Man

The unidentified victim was discovered at just after 9:PM on the penultimate day of the festival, just as crowds had gathered for the annual burning of the wooden effigy.

Homicide investigation launched after man found dead in “pool of blood” at Burning Man

The unidentified victim was discovered at just after 9:PM on the penultimate day of the festival, just as crowds had gathered for the annual burning of the wooden effigy.

Apple Music users can now import playlists from Spotify

The new feature comes amid growing calls to boycott Spotify over CEO Daniel Ek leading a €600 million investment in a military tech firm.

Pystrance festival organised by alleged IDF soldier cancelled in Portugal amid BDS campaign

Organisers of Anta Gathering claim local officials were "pressured" into requiring the festival to implement a fire safe zone around its woodland site in Central Portugal.

Vinyl records, CDs and cassettes will remain exempt from tariff changes, US Customs confirms

While de minimis exemptions will remain in place for physical music, other merchandise will now subjected to increased import taxes as part of US President Donald Trump's tariff changes.