Features

As Leftfield prepare their return to Australia, Neil Barnes shares stories about 'Leftism,' working with John Lydon and Fontaines D.C.'s Grian Chatten, and other tales with The Music.

This year’s edition of Perth Festival has over 100 events to seek out around town, so The Music has gone behind the scenes to give you a small taster of what’s on and what’s still to come.

As Thornhill prepare to tour the country, vocalist Jacob Charlton discusses replacing Alpha Wolf at the Good Things Festival with three hours notice, how Sleep Token chose them as their support act, and new Thornhill music.

While recent news stories from the US have inspired myriad protest songs, here are 12 examples of tracks inspired by contemporary historical events.

14 years since Faker last released new music as a band, the project has re-emerged with 'Comet' – the first taste of their upcoming record, 'Enjoy Your Problems.'

The Music catches up with Cut Copy's Dan Whitford, who recounts the impact of 20 years of music and seven albums.

The Bronx's Matt Caughthran discusses the latest album under their Mariachi El Bronx moniker, and how both acts are coming together for their upcoming Australian tour.

With new album ‘The Terrors Of Comfort’, Kisschasy haven’t forgotten who they are, but they certainly aren’t done exploring what they’re capable of.

“The music has already been described as ‘cinematic’ which I take as a great compliment," explains David Cafe of Wabi-Sabi.

After almost three decades of charting Christian music in Australia, it's clear that the genre is as popular as ever – despite any baggage that may come with mere mention of the genre's name.