dogworld strikes a mercurial sound, a vivid collision of modern post-punk and indie rock, tethered by razor-sharp melodic intuition. The four-piece band has made waves in Canberra since their formation in 2021, known for their trademark raw and energetic performance style.

Now based in Melbourne, dogworld has become a vital act to watch in 2025. The release of their debut EP, RANGE (2024), has drawn attention from major outlets like Rolling Stone, Anthony Fantano, KEXP, and NME.

They’ve supported national acts such as DZ Deathrays, Phantastic Ferniture, Shady Nasty, Teen Jesus and the Jean Teasers, Armlock, Slowly Slowly, and Alex Lahey. dogworld's captivating live shows have seen them perform widely across Australia, and they’ve also showcased at Sydney’s SXSW.

Singles like ‘FISHSACK’, ‘777’, and ‘DASHCAM’ have broken through to international acclaim, with features on NME, Rolling Stone, Anthony Fantano (The Needle Drop), KEXP, The Matt Wilkinson Show (Apple Music Radio 1), and BBC Radio 6’s Nabihah Iqbal. Locally, dogworld has become a fixture in the Australian music scene, with features on ABC RAGE (Wild One), Triple J, Pilerats, Life Without Andy, and FBi Radio, solidifying their position as one of the most exciting bands to emerge in recent years.

In 2025, they will release their fierce new single ‘inmypocket’, which blends their enthralling post-punk sensibilities with airtight melodic hooks. With a national tour to follow, dogworld shows no signs of slowing down.

“New Australian band worth your time” – Matt Wilkinson (Apple Music Radio 1)

“Thrilling post-punk, the quartet masterfully balances hard and soft, frenzy and intent, noise and melody” – Chris Sanley (KEXP, Music Director)

“Expansive post-punk where not two songs sound alike” – Sarah Downs (Rolling Stone AU/NZ)

“The love I have for this band is so telling when the moment I see they’ve uploaded new music, I’m dropping everything to listen. And they never, ever disappoint.” – Abby Butler (Triple J)