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Mike Noga, the former drummer for The Drones, has passed away at the age of 43.

The Drones’ Mike Noga is going on tour to play songs from all of his three solo albums for the first time.

The Drones’ Gareth Liddiard and Fiona Kitschin have formed a new band they call Tropical Fuck Storm.

Former Drones member Mike Noga will release his third solo album ‘King’ soon and it is a concept album.

The Drones will celebrate Bakehouse Studio’s 25th anniversary on July 16 as part of the Leaps and Bounds Festival.

Primal Scream, Koi Child, Gwen Stefani, Tuka, Underworld, Iggy Pop, James, Violet Soho, The Common Linnets, The Drones and new So Fresh compilation and Batman vs Superman soundtrack lead the week’s new music releases.

The Drones have a new song ‘Taman Shud’.

With the APRA Music Awards heading to Brisbane in June, APRA have revealed 20 songs up for the major award Song of the Year.

Melbourne’s most respected singer songwriter Paul Kelly and alt-rock heroes The Drones were multiple winners at The Age Music Victoria Awards in Melbourne on Wednesday night.

The Big Day Out has upsized its line-up with Primus, The Drones and Bliss N Eso added to the bill.

The inaugural Age Music Victoria Awards public nominations and genre winners event was held last night with The Drones leading the charge with three nominations for the public awards.

The 2013 Independent Music Awards will be announced in Melbourne on October 9.

With all of the rumours of the demise of Australia’s Harvest Festival this week, it appears you will have to wait until next week for an official decision.

Indie rock act Jagwar Ma and EDM act Flume have both been nominated in five categories of the Independent Music Awards.

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds and Bob Evans are just two of the artists named for the Australian Music Prize longlist.

Adelaide’s Wolf & Cub have debuted the video for ‘I Need More’, the first taste of their upcoming ‘Heavy Weight’ album.

Massive Attack will headline the Harvest Festival for 2013.

25,000 Splendour In The Grass tickets told within one hour of going on sale today (May 2, 2013).

The set times for All Tomorrow’s Parties curated by The Drones has been announced.

Spencer P. Jones of the infamous The Johnnys and Beasts of Bourbon has a new group of vagabonds that he likes to call Spencer P Jones and the Nothing Butts.

Dubbed by many festival goers as “the greatest festival in Australian music history”, ATP caused quite a stir when it was here last in 2009. Now Australian fans will get a chance to attend the unique festival once again with The Drones bringing together all of the artists for the 2013 edition.