From Tame Impala to Dan Sultan.
Cattle ranching is the order of the day in Netflix's Territory, a new six-part drama about the fight for Marianne Station, the biggest ranch in the world.
Daniel Lawson, the heir to the throne, dies in the opening episode, which ignites a ferocious battle for control of the jewel in the global cattle crown.
Graham, his older brother, has his eyes on the prize after initially being overlooked by their father, but Marianne's formidable patriarch doesn't believe he's up to the job, instead looking to his grandson Marshall, even though he left and wants nothing to do with his family.
And there are plenty of outsiders who are all too happy to wipe out Marianne's mounting debts in exchange for a piece of the pie.
As well as being a thrilling ride from start to finish, the cast boasts a raft of recognisable Australian talent, including Anna Torv, Sam Corlett and Michael Dorman, while the soundtrack includes music from Australian artists and bands, including Tame Impala and Dan Sultan.
For a full rundown of the tracklist, read on.
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Abby Robinson is the Drama Editor for Radio Times, covering TV drama and comedy titles. She previously worked at Digital Spy as a TV writer, and as a content writer at Mumsnet. She possesses a postgraduate diploma and a degree in English Studies.
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