The Naarm/Melbourne-based artist's first project under the new moniker sees him dropping a full-length album with little warning, & the reception has been impossible to ignore.

The festival has said that it “respects the freedom of expression of its artists”.

One of Australia's largest dance music exports announces a show at Sydney's Allianz Stadium, set for December 2025.

It follows the publishing of an open letter, signed by over 200 artists, asking the festival to distance itself from the investments of KKR.

In the midst of ATARANGI's first headline tour across the country, writer Laura McInnes spoke with the Aoteaora-born crew to better understand the momentum they're now taking to the world.

Ahead of CRIP RAVE THEORY's return to Gadigal Land/Sydney this weekend, founder Riana Head-Toussaint shared what makes it an event unlike any other.

The eight-date residency kicks off next month, closing out in October.

The statement appears to stop short of claiming that content will not be used to train AI in the future

The Naarm/Melbourne duo, heads of much revered label Butter Sessions, share some words on their latest release.

The Naarm/Melbourne techno promoter calls it quits after 12 years, with plenty of memories & homes to boot.

The Naarm/Melbourne & London-based artists chat through the release of their latest record, 'YEARN IV'.

Named after the late artist manager Michael Martin, the incentive sees the government providing financial assistance of up to $20,000 for participating shows.

Martyn Pepperell once again shares some of New Zealand's earliest & most influential digs.

The report, coordinated by Green Music, RMIT University and La Trobe University, claims that extreme weather is already changing the way fans experience and attend live music events.

So much more than a DJ, the Samoan, Tokelauan, Tahitian, Māori, and Cape Verdean is Mixmag ANZ's Cover Artist for April 2025.