The Vines

Sydney garage-rock legends The Vines are set to release the highly anticipated follow-up to 2014's Wicked Nature, In Miracle Land next month. The album is set to drop on Friday, June 29th and according to Music Feeds, will not feature the band's original lineup, who've recently reunited to support Jet on their Get Born anniversary shows in Sydney. Instead, it'll feature frontman Craig Nicholls alongside bandmates Lachlan West and Tim John, who also played on Wicked Nature. The track 'In Miracle Land' which was released back in 2016 will feature on the 12-track album. Frontman Craig Nicholls recently took to the stage with The Killers in Sydney to perform the Vines' smash hit track 'Get Free' as well as help out the killers with a rendition of 'When We Were Young'. Brandon Flowers of the Killers took the opportunity to praise the Vines, saying they "paved the way for bands like us in the early 00s to make rock n roll."

From progressive-influenced hard rock and metal crunch to acoustic, folk-infused riffs and cadence, this meticulously produced concept album showcases strong melodies and intelligent lyrics that will appeal to fans of many genres.

A sometimes sensational compilation of Australian artists covering the Beatles. Beatlemania was most intense downunder and for the band's mid-sixties tour 350000 people greeted them at the Adelaide airport; (a third of the city's entire population). This collection starts with the biggest band to score a place, with a relatively small song - the Bee Gees doing a squeaky clean take on From Me To You. Gold chains and hairy chests are nowhere to be seen yet. Then the Seekers ease us into the album with a torch-song version of Yesterday which shows off Judith Durham's great voice. Followed by a role-call of groovy Oz talent including Masters Apprentices giving a bluesy, garage version of I Feel Fine and the Hoodoo Gurus doing a more recent run through of A Hard Day's Night. Their rendition stays true with a note-perfect guitar solo!