Legend has it that Melbourne band British India took their name from the b-side of a Strawberry Alarm Clock single in the 60s. They told Noise11 that they made that story up.

Melbourne singer/songwriter Hamish Anderson is off to a great start with his debut E.P.

6-piece Melbourne band Alpine debuted at #11 with their album ‘A Is For Alpine’.

UK music legend Nick Lowe performs three songs – classic and brand new – in the Noise11 studio.

Archie Roach has had an incredible journey through life, experiencing both the extremes of joy and pain.

‘Deep Heat’ is the third album from Alexander Gow’s Oh Mercy.

The Tea Party are back and in mighty form, playing 'Winter Solstice' and 'Save Me' in the Noise11 studio.

Globetrotting folk poet Josh Ritter provides two fascinating originals and a sweet version on 'Moon River'.

The new Steve Poltz album is called ‘Noineen Noiny Noin’.

Vika Bull delivers a stunning performance in ‘At Last: The Etta James Story’.

The Angels have a new frontman … Dave Gleeson from Screaming Jets. Doc Neeson has departed one of Australia’s greatest ever live bands and Dave has stepped up to the mic.

The Pretty Things are music history. Guitarist Dick Taylor was an original member of The Rolling Stones, singer Phil May was David Bowie’s greatest inspiration.

Richard Clapton, one of Australia’s greatest singer songwriters, has returned with his first album in 8 years ‘Harlequin Nights’.

Soulful blues foursome The Rubens perform their breakout hits 'Lay It Down' and 'My Gun' in rare acoustic mode.

Louisiana supergroup Lil’ Band O’ Gold have just released their tribute album to Fats Domino ‘Lil’ Band O’ Gold Play Fats’ with an all-star cast including Robert Plant, Lucinda Williams, Jimmy Barnes and Tim Rogers.

Australian music legends The Angels have just released ‘Take It To The Streets’, their first studio album in 14 years.

Henry Wagons is one of Melbourne’s most unique artists.

Brisbane indie supergroup We All Want To (Screamfeeder, Full Fathom Five et al) perform three tunes from their new album.

Ella, James and Natasha of electro clique Axolotl reimagine their ambient gems (and a Nick Cave classic) acoustically.

Melbourne vintage jazz-blues devotee Mojo Juju delivers three heart-breaking and toe-tapping tunes.

Dragon formed in New Zealand in 1972 and in 1975 relocated to Australia then exploded on the charts.

Unique Melbourne indie-pop artist Georgia Fields brings her toybox of instruments to perform three songs.

CC and Tone, better known as San Diego dirty blues pair Little Hurricane, rig up three addictive tunes on guitar and guitar-case-bass-drum.

Casey Barnes has returned from globe-trotting with a diverse new album Jet Trails and he performs two new tunes.

Evermore are back with a heart-swelling new album and they play the title track and two classics in the Noise11 studio.

Sydney quartet Marlow perform acoustic versions of their dramatic alternative rock tunes.

Josh Romig and Shane Reilly from adventurous indie-pop quartet Blue Sun pull out acoustic versions on guitar and mandolin.

Sydney quartet Monks Of Mellonwah strip their stirring anthems back to intricate, melodic acoustic odes.

The Voice's Prinnie and Mahalia bring their effortless soul to three songs, including a funky 'Crazy In Love'.

Paris-based singer-songwriter Krystle Warren knocks us out with two dynamic acoustic tunes.