Naarm/Melbourne’s most experimental festival says farewell to a short life, but a long legacy this weekend.

The Gadigal Land/Sydney-born producer, DJ and Moonshoe label head is Mixmag ANZ’s first Cover Artist for 2026.

The label, mix series and promoter celebrates a decade across two venues on April 19.

The push comes as Australia's government looks to establish laws which would force streaming services to preference more local content.

The event, focused on stepping outside familiar club frameworks, takes a different approach to intentional listening.

The Victorian festival welcomes international acts and offers over 80 hours of programming this Easter long weekend.

Naarm/Melbourne's beloved multi-media "hybrid artform" launches again this week with Peter Van Hoesen's take on Terminator 2. Its founder & artistic director shared some words on its journey so far.

The downtempo supergroup made up of Roza Terenzi, Mike Midnight & emkay (aka Maria Korkeila) speak on their latest record, '24/7 Heaven'.

The festival, set just a few hours north of Gadigal Land/Sydney, appears to have plenty in store for its fifth year.

The French selector & producer returns to Australia this weekend, after almost 10 years of annual visits.

The Gadigal Land/Sydney producer's debut album, paired alongside a full-length album visualiser by Naarm/Melbourne filmmaker Jordan James Kaye, is an ode to humanity when we've never needed it more.

In a memo sent to staff, the Wasserman Group CEO wrote: "I have become a distraction ... That is why I have begun the process of selling the company".

One of global EDM's largest names returns to tour his brand new "immersive live concept", ÆDEN.

Launched by Not Bad For A Girl, the letter points to examples of gender disparity — including one UK festival with a line-up featuring "80% men".

The LP, released via Naarm/Melbourne label Absorb, finds new life in the form of an accompanying work by artist Eek.