31/10/2026
📣Head Picks of the Week📣
Queens Of The Stone Age – Perfecth
Queens of the Stone Age present their ninth album, ‘Perfecth’, a record built around the idea that broken things can become more interesting through repair. Birthed from sessions tracked everywhere from New Orleans to Los Angeles, the music is fearless and boundless, moody and menacing, gentle and strange. Here, Queens have moved a career’s worth of jagged pieces into alignment.
Editors – Surface, Echo & Sound
Editors return with ‘Surface, Echo & Sound’, their eighth studio album. Following the electronic leanings of EBM, the band took a different path, reconnecting with the collaborative approach that defined their early days.
DIIV – ZIRP!
Conceived as their most direct and accessible record, ‘ZIRP!’ leans into big hooks, bright melodies and a playful spirit, presenting DIIV’s take on alternative rock at its broadest.
The Big Moon – Forever
Following frontwoman Juliette Jackson’s hearing loss in 2024, the band pivot from doubt to possibility, imagining a happier place and writing their way toward it. The result is direct, melodic alt-pop built on big choruses and genuine optimism. It’s a record about choosing hope—even when it has to be fought for.
Radio Free Alice – What’s In Between
Melbourne’s Radio Free Alice make their full-length debut with ‘What’s In Between’. The album brings together infectious melodies, punchy indie rock and smart, witty songwriting. It’s an ambitious opening statement from a band quickly making their name beyond Australia.
Nickelback – Everything Under The Sun
Nickelback is reclaiming the throne with a new project that fuses the raw, mid-2000s rock power of Silver Side Up with the massive stadium anthems of All the Right Reasons. The band is leaning back into the dense, saturated guitar tones and gritty hooks that made them the second-best-selling foreign act of the century.
