Oh The Ocean

The influential US indie band return to independent roots with a new label home and confirm a major summer run across North America, following the global celebration of Transatlanticism.

Japanese indie rock favourites DYGL, pronounced Day-glo, are set to make their long-awaited Australian debut next week, with their new album Who's In The House? now officially released locally via Cheersquad Records & Tapes. The timing could not be better, arriving just days before the Tokyo four-piece touch down for their first ever Australian shows as part of the East Coast Who's In The House? tour in January 2026.

American indie-rock trailblazers Goose have confirmed a return to New York City's iconic Madison Square Garden with a two-night stand on June 19 and 20, marking one of the most eagerly awaited stops on their 2026 live schedule.

Australian indie rock mainstays Last Dinosaurs have opened a new chapter in their story with the release of two songs deeply connected to one of the most important records of their career. The Brisbane band have shared “Apxllo” and “Pink Flags”, the first official taste of Wellnxss, a complete reimagining and re-recording of their beloved 2015 sophomore album Wellness, due for release on February 13 via independent Canadian label Nettwerk.

Scranton indie-rock stalwarts Tigers Jaw have unveiled their latest single, “Ghost,” offering a soaring glimpse into the band's highly anticipated seventh studio album, Lost On You, set for release on March 27 via Hopeless Records. The track follows December's lead single, “Head Is Like a Sinking Stone,” further cementing the band's reputation for emotive, guitar-driven rock that bridges introspection with expansive melody.

Canadian indie collective Foxwarren has unveiled a new dimension to their 2025 album ‘2' with a remix of their single “Yvonne” by acclaimed electronic avant-pop artist Helado Negro. Known offstage as Roberto Lange, Helado Negro has reimagined the track into a shimmering, beat-driven piece that fuses subtle electronic textures with a warm, lilting pulse.

Former United States President Barack Obama has included Metal by The Beths in his Favourite Songs of 2025 list. The annual selection has become a closely watched cultural marker. It regularly highlights artists operating outside mainstream pop cycles.