Established Melbourne guitarist John Scurry's sophomore album is an optimistic offering, overflowing with reflections and ruminations on friends and inspirations while manifesting as wholly fresh and contemporary.

Love is the King, a 'beautifully honest ode to love and hope', and is the follow-up to 2018's Warm and 2019's Warmer

FIBATTY! is a full blooded album, possibly even more ambitious in its instrumentation and thematic reach than your average Augie March record, and very far from a typical solo album by a sensitive bloke with an acoustic guitar.

Idiot Prayer: Nick Cave Alone at Alexandra Palace was recorded in June 2020 as the UK slowly emerged from lockdown, and was conceived as a reaction to the confinement and isolation of the preceding months. 

Since arriving in 1994, Something for Kate have bent the Australian musical landscape to their will. Few bands have spanned multiple eras of Australian music as they have, and even fewer have refused so stridently to be...

Produced by Nick Patrick and Don Reedman and recorded at the fabled Abbey Road Studio 2,  Johnny Cash and The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra is the latest in a series of RPO albums showcasing classic...

‘DISCO’ is the first new album since Kylie’s 2018 album ‘Golden’, which hit number 1 in both the UK and Australia. 

This November sees the 50th anniversary of the release of David Bowie’s The Man Who Sold the World in North America 

More From The Levee is the eighteenth album from iconic bluesman Chris Smither. 

Suzzy Roche and her daughter Lucy Wainwright Roche shed some light on our troubled times on their third musical collaboration

Osvaldo Golijov’s Falling Out of Time is performed by long-time collaborators, the Silk Road Ensemble.

Superstar five-time Grammy winner Diana Krall returns with a new album, years in the making. 

The Chicks return with their first new music in more than 14 years with new album Gaslighter.

The debut recording of guitarist Bill Frisell's trio with bassist Thomas Morgan & drummer Rudy Royston is a wide-ranging 13 song set that mixes Frisell originals new & old, jazz standards, traditional songs, and covers....

Not Our First Goat Rodeo combines the talents of four solo artists, each a Grammy Award- winning talent in his own right, to create a singular sound that's part composed, part improvised, and uniquely American.

Every album Tom Iansek creates makes for a curious study: will he be flexing the production muscle; experimenting on the fringes of what's pop; grappling with the human condition...? Under the #1 Dads moniker it's the humble...

Omnivore Recordings is very proud to announce the release of the 25th anniversary special edition of Orange Crate Art by Brian Wilson and Van Dyke Parks.

Jonathan Wilson masterfully strikes a balance as he reaches back to the musical foundation of his upbringing while simultaneously moving forward by infusing the music with modern textures and aesthetic soundscapes, thus producing...

Rejoice is a very special collaboration between Tony Allen, the legendary drummer and co-founder of Afrobeat, and Hugh Masekela, the master trumpet player of South African jazz.

Roger and Brian Eno explore the nature of sound in their first ever duo album, Mixing Colours. The album's eighteen soundscapes invite listeners to immerse themselves in the infinite space that lies below their surface.

On That's What I Heard, the multi-award winning Robert Cray celebrates the music of Curtis Mayfield, Bobby "Blue" Bland, The Sensational Nightingales and more, alongside four newly written songs.

Kim Richey celebrates the 20th anniversary of her album Glimmer with, A Long Way Back: The Songs of Glimmer, featuring new recordings of the songs from Kim's classic album.

Debuting at No. 1 on the Australian alternative music chart and staying on that chart for a whopping 75 weeks, Life Was Better sold 20,000 copies, received four ARIA nominations in 1995 and topped nearly every radio, alternative...

On October 22nd, 2020, Courtney Barnett performed a unique and special show in her hometown at the invitation of MTV. The setlist featured Barnett as you've never heard her before - stripped back, vulnerable and emotional.

Suddenly is the most surprising and unpredictable Caribou album to date. Though it retains the trademark Caribou warmth and technicolour, this album is littered with swerves and left turns, and amazes with it's yet unheard...

The definitive audio companion to the critically-acclaimed new documentary directed and produced by Stanley Nelson, the soundtrack is an essential Miles Davis playlist for seasoned fans and new listeners alike, lovingly curated by...