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The Crayon Fields Crayon Fields is a four-piece Melbourne-based music group signed to the labels Chapter Music and Rallye. They have been described as lo-fi with an artful naïve-pop aesthetic.

This event is part of the 2021 RISING Festival. RISING is a surge of art, music, performance and ceremony in the heart of Melbourne… In other words, it’s a new festival in Victoria’s cultural calendar. RISING will begin on the evening of the total lunar eclipse 26 May and run until 6 June 2021. A night sitting on pop’s outer reaches with The Goon Sax and Jonnine. The Goon Sax wield three-minute weapons, that’ll shred your heart to ribbons. They’ve taken a big sonic leap since their ...

There are 14 incredible Daily Prize packs to be won during our 2021 Radio Festival. Winners are announced the following day.

Neon Sunset: Tangled Shoelaces’ High School Music The members of the new wave band Tangled Shoelaces were aged between 10 and 14 when they formed in suburban Brisbane in 1980. Over a period of four years, they went from recording in their school library to supporting the Dead Kennedys and John Cooper Clarke. A new compilation Turn My Dial - The M Squared Recordings and more, 1981-84 has been released on Chapter Music chronicling the band’s youthful take on new wave and jangle pop. Martin M...

Out On The Patio: Painting, Gossip Girl And Technical Difficulties With Sarah Mary Chadwick Guest hosts Ben and Guy from Chapter Music chat to Sarah Mary Chadwick about her new album, Me And Ennui Are Friends, Baby. Sarah explains how her newest release ties off her work from the past few years, giving her the opportunity to leave behind certain traumas and move onto brighter musical horizons. The record features only Sarahs vocals and piano, which she says allowed for her raw energy and rich...

Internet Explorer Live Stream Support Weve recently changed the audio format for our live stream in order to improve the quality and to support more devices and services such as iHeartRadio. Unfortunately, this means we can no longer support Internet Explorer for listening to our live stream as it does not support the new format. Please see our Streaming Guide for alternative ways to listen to our live stream on your computer, mobile or smart speaker devices. Sorry for any in...

Monday 15th February / presented by Dawn Yates RTRFMs trip into the 90s  Siamese Dream recently turned the spotlight on the legendary Chapter Music record label. Founded in 1992 by  Guy Blackman at the tender age of 17, its grown to be one of Australias most loved and successful independent record labels. RTRFMs Dawn Yates caught up with Guy recently and uncovered how his love of sci-fi and paisley psychedelic music eventually led him to RTRFM and its pivo...

If its a good song, Sweet Whirl can dance real fine to it. Previously a player in Melbourne duo Superstar and the beloved outfit Scott & Charlene’s Wedding, Esther Edquist proves, with her solo project, that she is a multi-instrumentalist and songwriter at the top of her game. Sweet Whirl emerged in 2019 with a string of hotly watched releases, before dropping How Much Works, her debut album. Released through the thoughtful indie stalwarts at Chapter Music, its a record that confidently carve...

UTRs 2020 Favourite Music Moments UTR Team and Contributors / Thursday 17th December, 2020 11:04AM       Weve nearly made it to the end of a year that even Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern described as "horrendous", but before we bounce from the office for some long-awaited summer fun, its time to unveil our 2020 Music Moments. We invited contributors whove generously leant their talents to the site over the past twelve months to share their reflections on an incomparable year. Specia...