The folk at triple j have handpicked 41 tracks from the top 100 songs of 2012 to form ‘triple j’s HOTTEST 100 Volume 20.’

Groovin’ the Moo returns to 2013 for its NINTH year running, bigger and better. This year’s line up sees LA rockers The Bronx taking to the stage alongside Britpop crew The Kooks and American electro-pop team Yacht.

One-half of Brisbane’s Gung Ho, Oliver Duncan, took a moment to relay his memories on his first ever CD purchase – the self-titled (debut) album from UK virtual band Gorillaz.

It’s impossible to not like Toucan. Jess and Shea off-stage are much like their on-stage personas: full of smiles and genuine enthusiasm. Acid Stag got to hang out with the delightful duo behind the scenes at Sydney’s Big Day Out on January 18.

A round of applause to Last Dinosaurs, from the enclave of 18+ year olds huddled near The Metro Theatre’s upstairs bar.

It’ll get you dancin’, in a sexy, non-sexist kind of way.

Sigur Rós, Beach House, Dirty Projectors, CocoRosie, Last Dinosaurs, The Black Keys, Chromatics, WhoMadeWho & Die Antwoord.

Lose control. Track-listing: 1. T.I.P – Her Heart Moves 2. Usher – Climax  (Them Jeans Remix)     3. Goldroom – Fifteen (ft. Chela)  4. Tom Vek - Aroused  (Van She Remix)    …

After months of speculation, the line-up for Splendour in the Grass 2012 has arrived!

Out of Brisbane comes Last Dinosaurs, an indie-pop four-piece that are just about to drop their debut LP, In A Million Years. We had a very comfortable chat with lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist Sean Caskey about the evolution of the Last Dinosaurs