It doesn't make me a bad person, it makes me a bad bitch" says Eilish Gilligan on a triumphant return. Plus DRH has eyes on your next fave WA band after DICE, Old Mervs and Spacey Jane wrote the script.
Nearly three years after a stunning debut, Kee'ahn has new music that DRH thinks is worth the wait. And you'll also hear from the QLD trio who have recruited Juno Mamba, Memphis LK, Sumner and more on their mixtape.
A Melbourne club duo spread the gospel about acid and techno + The Moving Stills drop an instant classic that features Adam Newling wailing on the harmonica.
Billy Davis assembles an A-List of collaborators for his new song + you'll hear a solo artist balancing influences like The 1975 and '90s alt rock.
DRH catches up with the next great act to emerge from the same band scene as Teenage Dads and The Grogans. And there's a new song designed to trigger core memories for fans of The OC.
What does it sound like when Flume opens up his song vault and lets the Unearthed community finish one of his unreleased bangers? We've got the top 5 results, ranging from destructive EDM to glitchy hip hop and ice cold techno reimaginings.
A Gold Coast producer is dropping a new song every week and DRH thinks his latest hits different. Plus you'll hear what it sounds like when Tia Gostelow helps out her old bandmates IVEY with a bittersweet collaboration.
WA songwriter Sash Seabourne is on the pod talking about his Australian Idol experience and how growing up in "survival mode" influenced his personal new song. Plus you'll head on a mind bending trip with SA's finest six piece psych outfit.
You're gonna hear attitude, C bombs and impressive steez on a debut track by an artist breaking out as our own 'Blak Britney' + a euphoric house track that DRH rated the full 5 stars.
There's new music from a former Unearthed High discovery doing big things on the international stage, and two of the best RNB voices in the country join forces.
You'll hear what it sounds like when PNAU's Nick Littlemore connects with a Newy solo artist to produce their new track and get acquainted with a rising star from the local underground club scene.
You'll meet an artist going out on her own after singing songs for Peking Duk and Tones And I. Plus, a vulnerable new track from the breakout voice of 2023.
Some melodic punk favourites have bounced back after label dramas with their catchiest track yet. And you'll hear some local heavy hitters link up with the next wave of hip hop stars.
You'll hear a bloody clapback from funny internet person Sez. Plus, is South Australia the nation's breeding ground for the best new guitar bands? DRH seems to think so!
DRH psyches you up early for Unearthed High's 15th anniversary with some talented alumni + you'll hear the new project from a beloved Brisbane band member doing something completely different.
Ivan Ooze is on the podcast talking about finding his way back to music after a mental health break + you'll hear the latest NSFW banger from a local party starter.
You'll hear the seductive debut track from a Melbourne artist teaming up with Vetta Borne. Plus DRH predicts another breakout band from the WA rock scene to go big.
We've given the Unearthed magic 8 ball a firm shake and come up with 10 Australian artists you need to watch in 2023. Hear the whole lot in full and get to know the next gen of local talent.
One of the most buzzed about bands coming out of Adelaide delivers on the hype + what it does sound like when you infuse a bit of soul to Gold Fang's magnetic future-reggae movement? Featuring RAAVE TAPES, Gold Fang, ALBI., The Empty Threats and Down And Out.
One of the country's most charming and cheerful artists breaks things up with their saddest song to date. And there's a new band from Canberra defining the sound of the nation's capital. Featuring Lucille Croft, dogworld, Bumpy, Hollie Col and drest.
A former Unearthed High finalist drops back in with new music and DRH chats to Yb., the brainy indie artist who you'll fall for if you like Steve Lacy, King Krule, Stevan and more. Featuring Melaleuca, Maina Doe, Yb., Divers & Kitschen Boy and Raymoundouu
Hear the song that's got the triple j team dishing out 5 star reviews. And a long lost Brisbane supergroup returns with their first new music since 2017. New music from nuum, Vv Pete, COTERIE, Babaganouj and OPUTJO.
Never shy of an overshare, Bec Stevens joins the podcast to talk authenticity and her new music. As well as that, cop some dancefloor heat from a viral new duo. Featuring Chutney, Ally Rendall, Bec Stevens, Interupt and ENOLA.
One of 2022's most unexpected Australian duos comes together ridiculously well on their new release + you'll hear a relatable rocker about love and friendship to pull out of a spiral. Featuring Damaged Goods Club, LANKS, Ahlei, Heartbreak In Blue and Pot Plant House Party.
What does it sound like when a fan favourite Australian psych band splinters off into a dreamy, mermaid-pop side project? You'll hear that and another sibling from what could be Brisbane's most talented family. Featuring Ms. Thandi, GURPAAL, King Ivy, Baby Cool and Madoc Plane.
Hear the buoyant songwriting of a WA artist that Dave demands you get on your radar + we make some noise about Melbourne groove gods Close Counters and their new party starter. Featuring Close Counters, TEND1E, Kiera Jas, Loretta and GAZAL.
WIIGZ come through on the podcast to talk about ditching film school to embrace their debaucherous music personas. And then three rising stars of Australian pop mix sugar, spice and everything nice for a super-powered break up bop. Featuring WIIGZ, Sumner, Grenade Jumper, Ivoris x Zhuli x Holly Hebe and Ken Paolo And The Space Cadets.
Local hyperpop pioneer Donatachi joins the podcast to receive some long overdue flowers. And also, hear a shapeshifting bit of boogie from an artist earning comparisons to Sycco and Remi Wolf.
Breakout singer songwriter Suzi jumps on the podcast to tell how a nightmare gig inspired her new single + some solo music from an artist that's been working with MAY-A, Lime Cordiale and more big names.
Meet the bedroom pop upstart from high school that's got DRH running out of praiseworthy adjectives, and then Woodes brings some lightness to a deep and dark dance duo's banging new release.
