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Two prominent label figures discuss the past, present, and future of independent music in this country ahead of Melbourne's Independent Music Exchange
Gang of Youths' personal storytelling, Julia Jacklin's honest songwriting, and Meg Mac's powerful self-confidence impressed this year
The indie rock trio are touring in support of their acclaimed third album, 'Running with the Hurricane'.
On Running with The Hurricane. Camp Cope have never sounded more powerful or self-assured.
Forced to abandon initial plans for their third album in the wake of a global pandemic, Melbourne's Camp Cope have come out the other side, stronger than ever.
Kicking off in May, the tour will see Camp Cope performing tracks from their forthcoming album, which arrives later this month.
Having given fans a taste of their third album with "Blue" last year, Camp Cope have now released their new record's title track.
Take a behind-the-scenes look at some of Australian music's biggest names, ranging from Violent Soho, to Miiesha, and Camp Cope.
The first taste of their as-yet-unannounced third album, "Blue" features a bit of a sonic shift for Camp Cope, but one that makes complete sense.
Sarah Thompson of Camp Cope looks at how Courtney Barnett changed everything for independent musicians in Australia.
