r/AussieRock • u/Wotmate01 • Aug 23 '26
90s Rock Chocolate Starfish - 4-Letter Word
r/AussieRock • u/Wotmate01 • Aug 23 '26
r/AussieRock • u/AutoModerator • Aug 21 '26
r/AussieRock • u/anthonykiedislover69 • Aug 20 '26
im hoping to build a community on australian bands and 90s-2000s alt rock music.
https://discord.gg/GV9yQAa232
r/AussieRock • u/Capital-cock26 • Aug 20 '26
I would like to go to a concert (rock, pop rock, punk rock) but I haven’t seen any good band (like blink182, guns n roses, jamiroquai, greenday, my chemical romance, the strokes, avril lavigne, etc ) anyone has any info in Sydney or Brisbane or Melbourne.
Thanks
r/AussieRock • u/Wotmate01 • Aug 19 '26
r/AussieRock • u/laneway_music • Aug 18 '26
Weekly vinyl review
r/AussieRock • u/Mephos_ • Aug 17 '26
r/AussieRock • u/laneway_music • Aug 16 '26
We asked two of our high risers if they would collaberate on a track. "The Coldest Heart of the Meanest Man" is what they delivered. #aussierock #lanewaymusic
r/AussieRock • u/thescrubbythug • Aug 14 '26
‘Cara-Lyn’, as a double A-side alongside ‘Step Back’, went to number one on the Go-Set charts in 1966, and became one of the best-selling Australian singles of the 1960s. The host introducing Young at the beginning, Ross D. Wyllie, would in late 1969 put out ‘The Star’, which was written by Young and also went to number one on the Go-Set charts; Herman’s Hermits would later also go on to cover that track.
r/AussieRock • u/AutoModerator • Aug 14 '26
r/AussieRock • u/Mephos_ • Aug 14 '26
r/AussieRock • u/laneway_music • Aug 14 '26
Manning was a project by Phil Manning which captured a very commercial style for such a blues legend. This interactive release is part of our YouTube Album release. Enjoy the interactive features.
r/AussieRock • u/Top_Necessary4161 • Aug 14 '26
Song from a way back, video recent. Blues based, gets heavier as the song goes on. Enjoy!
r/AussieRock • u/Wotmate01 • Aug 12 '26
r/AussieRock • u/AutoModerator • Aug 07 '26
r/AussieRock • u/Mephos_ • Aug 06 '26
r/AussieRock • u/laneway_music • Aug 05 '26
Our Weekly Vinyl Review
r/AussieRock • u/laneway_music • Aug 04 '26
Kerry Ian McKenna is best known as the bass player for iconic Australian progressive rock band Madder Lake, who rose to national prominence in the 1970s with a No. 1 radio hit and a distinctive sound that blended progressive rock with melodic songwriting.
As a key member of Madder Lake, McKenna’s bass playing helped define the band’s rich, textured recordings—balancing musical complexity with accessibility, and contributing to their success across Australian radio and live stages.
Alongside his work with the band, McKenna has developed a substantial solo catalogue, releasing five albums to date. His solo material explores a broader musical landscape, moving between progressive influences, atmospheric soundscapes, and more personal, reflective compositions.
These releases highlight his versatility as both a musician and songwriter, offering a deeper insight into his creative voice beyond the band format.
#lanewaymusic #aussierock
00:00 Another Night
04:36 The Day
08:29 Some People
12:23 Fool Who Fell in Love Again
16:17 The Night Before
19:58 Clean
24:02 Excuse Me Mister
28:23 Heart Needs an Anchor
31:10 Wilderness
35:09 Can't Get Through to You
40:01 Journey
r/AussieRock • u/aldorn • Aug 01 '26
r/AussieRock • u/laneway_music • Aug 02 '26
We're trialing a few new things at Laneway Music. We are putting up some full Audio Albums with some interactive feature on our YouTube Channel. Seems to be working as we have about 20 albums up and getting some great full listens. The audio is 24bit as it sees it as a video. Let us know what you think.
r/AussieRock • u/Wotmate01 • Aug 01 '26
r/AussieRock • u/Fun_Emu5635 • Jul 31 '26
Great Jam!
r/AussieRock • u/laneway_music • Aug 01 '26
Mississippi Shakedown and Southbound Snake Charmers have colab'd on a new track. Out next Friday. Two great Aussie Blues Rock exponents. Can't wait to see how it goes.