<p><span><span>- The indie folk duo She And Him have made no secret of their love for <strong>Beach Boys</strong> mastermind <strong>Brian Wilson</strong> throughout their sixteen year career. They even guested on Wilson’s 2015 album <em>No Pier Pressure</em>, and now take their love a little further by releasing an entire album of songs written by Wilson either for the Beach Boys or as a solo artist.</span></span></p>

<p><span><span><span>- Naarm / Melbourne based producer </span><strong>Erin Hyde</strong><span>, aka Sig Nu Gris, recently unleashed a whole album of her work, </span><em>Threshold</em><span>, on </span><strong>Tim Shiel</strong><span>’s </span><strong>Spirit Level</strong><span> label.

<p><span><span>- Superorganism<strong> </strong>are something else, man. Formed across multiple continents and timezones, playing water as an instrument and exploding into technicolour, joyous existence out of what seemed like essentially nowhere, the collective have spun a glorious twist on pop. Now world-travelled and sans three of their original members, they glide down from the heavens to post a brand new record, apropos of their style: <em>World Wide Pop</em>.