Born in a dorm room and named after a Melbourne Cup winner, the project is a sonic speedrun through egg punk and post-ironic sincerity. Their songs are short, silly, and deceptively sharp—resembling children’s music written by chain-smokers obsessed with climate collapse. With a "demo-is-the-final-mix" philosophy and influences ranging from Devo to Tee Vee Repairmann, media puzzle builds songs like a backyard cubby house made of found materials: it’s scrappy, impulsive, and somehow holds together perfectly.

There new record ‘New Racehorse’ is out tomorrow and they will be playing their record release show at Lismore’s Blah Bar on 17th April from 7pm with support from Turp, Fever and Lipstick on a Pig, Tickets are $20 pre/$25 door 

smallways. formed in 2023 and have quickly become Sydney’s most chaotic punk art duo. Combining drums, 5-string bass, and dual vocals, they craft a tense, hook-heavy hybrid of punk, hip-hop, and noise, swinging from melodic to distorted, landing somewhere between Viagra Boys, The Pixies, Talking Heads, SQUID, B-52s, The Garden, Amyl & The Sniffers, and Beastie Boys, they’re familiar yet entirely their own.

Following the confrontational questioning of ‘KNOW WHERE?’, smallways. return with their second single, ‘WHAT I’M DOIN’’, a far more volatile and unfiltered escalation Out on April 17th

After almost ten years, the American art-rock band return to perform the fractured, industrial soundscape of David Lynch’s midnight masterpiece, accompanied by footage from the film with support from Loscil (CAN) & amby downs (AUS) at Borderlands, Dark Mofo this June

Eraserhead Xiu Xiu" is a 2025–2026 live audio-visual performance where experimental band Xiu Xiu reinterprets the score of David Lynch's 1977 film. Touring internationally, the show features Jamie Stewart and Angela Seo using field recordings, homemade instruments, and modular synths to create a dark, industrial, and emotional soundscape accompanying the film

Interview with Airline — Our second EP is coming together nicely. Titled ‘koi’ it’s set to release in March alongside a release show, and we are all pretty proud of it, some tracks are old, some are brand new. It follows a pretty consistent theme throughout but doesn’t demand understanding. It is far lessintentional than our previous work, a lot of it has fallen into place by chance. Its heaviest moments are far heavier than we have really gone before, and its softer moments are some of our most stripped back sections to date. Super keen for everyone to hear it. The release show is at the Oxford Art Factory on 26 March 2026. We’ve sorted a huge lineup of our friends and inspirations to support us. Juno Eclipse, Creeping Jenny, Gush, and Twelve Point Buck. It’s going to be such a sick night, we wanted a lineup that we would go to see, even if we weren’t playing. For the rest of 2026, we have a few exciting things in the works that we will talk about closer to the time. For now, get a ticket and come to OAF.

Lunar Lagoon are an alt-electronic group based in Naarm/Melbourne, stemming from the solo works of frontman Joe Nurrish. Now as a collaborative project between Joe Nurrish & Luke Morton, Lunar Lagoon’s live band features members from Heir Traffic, Polly & The Pockets, Everyday Believer + more.

Taking influence from Mount Kimble, King Krule, The Streets, The Style Council + more, the group’s angular & rich sound, paired with the moody introspective lyrics of Nurrish, encapsulates the spaces between, the feeling of darkness coinciding with the light, and explores themes of nostalgia & the unknown.