Emerging from Brisbane’s vibrant music scene comes the debut studio album release from Tommy Sexton, Foreign Land – a soulful sonic journey that blurs the lines between past and future. Channeling the velvety smoothness of Silk Sonic and the psychedelic shimmer of Tame Impala, Foreign Land is a genre-bending odyssey through funk-soaked grooves, dreamy synthscapes, and heartfelt lyricism. It’s a record that wears its vintage influences on its sleeve—think analog textures, and funkadelic hooks—while injecting a fresh, forward-looking energy that’s unmistakably modern.

Brisbane band snug. playing noise/rock/pop

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Ruby Come Back is a indie-folk-blues genre bending duo.

MARK'S PARANORMAL DYSNEYLAND is the solo project from Mark Spinks.

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A passionate posterity project aiming to share some of the great music created in south east QLD that might otherwise be lost to boxes under beds and discarded hard drives.

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Miles Recommends deliver music as eclectic as you would expect from a Fleetwood Mac song-writing duo being backed by a Red Hot Chili Peppers inspired band. This random assortment of rock, folk, funk and pop delves into classic and contemporary themes, much like the video selection of the video store clerk who is their namesake.

Ipswich punk band. Throwing verbal molotovs since 2023

Luke Cuerel is a musician and educator currently working in Meanjin/Brisbane. His work explores music in unique contexts; specifically in relation to people, places and events in Australian life.
With a wealth of experience in performance, composition and improvisation, Luke runs a number of projects including The Luke Cuerel Orchestra, The Luke Cuerel Quintet and Voltfruit and has performed on stage with some of the countries biggest touring acts including Boy and Bear and The Kite String Tangle.