Colin from Accounts Soundtrack Season 3 (2026) Guide
Ashley and Gordon are two single(ish), complex humans who are brought together by a car accident and an injured dog. Flawed, funny people choosing each other and being brave enough to show their true self, scars and all, as they navigate life together.
Season 3 of the Australian comedy series Colin from Accounts returns with its signature mix of awkward romance, sharp humor, and an indie-spirited soundtrack. The show's musical choices mirror the chaotic lives of Gordon (Patrick Brammall) and Ashley (Harriet Dyer) as they navigate their relationship baggage alongside their beloved dog, Colin.
The third season features a lively mix of nostalgic hits and high-energy indie rock. Dave Dobbyn and Herbs' classic 1986 pop anthem 'Slice of Heaven' soundtracks a memorable scene in the premiere, while the season's official trailer is backed by the infectious grooves of The Preatures’ indie-pop classic 'Is This How You Feel?'
Episode 1: Receptive Penile (Jul 27, 2026)
Gordon and Ashley are determined to move on from past embarrassments, but they can't seem to shake their collective baggage.
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Scene Context: Gordon on his knees for Ashley
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Chips & Dip
Sam Greenfield
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That Summer Feeling
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Scene Context: Rock music playing in the ending credits
Episode 2: Clean, Honest, Open, Transparent Love (Jul 27, 2026)
Ash reunites with Colin, and Gordon invites her, along with her eager boyfriend, David, to his birthday party at Echo Park Brewery.
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Tonight
Nicolas Boscovic
Scene Context: DJ playing in the bar
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Don't F**k Me Over
Polish Club
Episode 3: Monstera (Aug 3, 2026)
Ash and Gordon attempt to put their best behind them at dinner in a "romantic but not too romantic" restaurant, while David and Chelsea are both laser-focused on the future.
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The One
Clare Bowditch
Episode 4: New Beginnings Champagne Breakfast (Aug 10, 2026)
Gordon and Ash take stock of themselves - and their romantic relationships - after the tapas dinner, and Brett attempts to renegotiate his position in Gordon's life.
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Working Class man
Jimmy Barnes
Scene Context: At the IVF clinic, Gordon attempts to produce a sperm sample independently. Concurrently, Brett sprays graffiti at Gordon's residence using aerosol cans.
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Scene Context: Ashley, David, and Fabian ascend in a hot air balloon during the end credit sequence.
Episode 5: Druggy Party (Aug 17, 2026)
A game night at Ash's sharehouse takes an interesting turn, just as Gordon shows up to check in on Colin.
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Do You Want Gold (Warbly Jets Remix)
Lord Fascinator
Scene Context: Ashley, Gordon, Bruno, and their friends continue playing the game "Alien" during game night.
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Fool For Your Love
M. Aaron Heick
Scene Context: At the games night event, Gordon and Andre engage in an argument related to a kiss attempt.
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Introvert Extrovert
Luke O'Dell
Scene Context: Andre performs as a member of the group.
Episode 6: Matching Set (Aug 24, 2026)
Ash is hopeful when Gordon invites her on a weekend away, until she discovers that Brett and Chiara are joining them on the road trip.
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Scene Context: Closing Credits Song
Episode 7: Is That All There Is? (Aug 31, 2026)
Ash attends her Nan's funeral, where she reunites with her long-absent father. Gordon and Heavy help their mum move into an aged care home.
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Scene Context: At her Nan’s funeral, Stuart cues the song during his eulogy.
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How Can You Mend a Broken Heart
Scene Context: Closing montage into the end credits.
Episode 8: Rum 'n' Raisin (Sep 7, 2026)
Series finale: Ash grapples with Gordon's behaviour at Brett's party. Lynette and Lee face trouble with the law. Colin's misadventure with a bag of raisins brings Ash and Gordon back together where their relationship first began.
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Scene Context: Closing montage.
Colin from Accounts Season 3 Trailer Songs
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Is This How You Feel?
The Preatures
Colin From Accounts Season 3 Trailer Music
Reflecting the show’s gritty Australian roots, the tracklist highlights standout rock and alternative cuts. Amyl and The Sniffers’ energetic punk track 'U Should Not Be Doing That' plays over the premiere’s closing credits, paired with local favorites like Polish Club’s garage-rock hit 'Don't F**k Me Over' and the gentle folk of Jonathan Richman’s 'That Summer Feeling'.
Main Cast
- Harriet Dyer Ashley
- Patrick Brammall Gordon
Official Trailer
Complete Soundtrack List - All Songs Played in Every Episode
| Episode | Song Title | Artist |
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| E1 | Slice of Heaven | Dave Dobbyn |
| E1 | Chips & Dip | Sam Greenfield |
| E1 | That Summer Feeling | Jonathan Richman |
| E1 | U Should Not Be Doing That | Amyl and The Sniffers |
| E2 | Tonight | Nicolas Boscovic |
| E2 | Don't F**k Me Over | Polish Club |
| E3 | The One | Clare Bowditch |
| E4 | Working Class man | Jimmy Barnes |
| E4 | Waters of March | Art Garfunkel |
| E5 | Do You Want Gold (Warbly Jets Remix) | Lord Fascinator |
| E5 | Fool For Your Love | M. Aaron Heick |
| E5 | Introvert Extrovert | Luke O'Dell |
| E6 | 1234 | Kevin Morby |
| E7 | Is That All There Is? | Peggy Lee |
| E7 | How Can You Mend a Broken Heart | Al Green |
| E8 | Into My Arms | Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds |