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As Kita Alexander releases her latest album, she finds herself at ease – in striking context to the record's title of 'RAGE'.

Thirty albums in 30 years – by anyone's standards, it's an impressive average. For singer-songwriter Katie Noonan, it's what those years have culminated in that inspired her latest 'Alone But All One'.

As Borderline release their self-titled debut album and prepare for a tour across Australia and New Zealand, they catch up with The Music for an in-depth track-by-track exploration of their new record.

With our weekly updated playlist, Friday Finds: This Week’s Best New Music, The Music’s team gathers the best new songs you need to hear. Here are our picks released this week, June 26, 2026.

On 'Good Days', Lenka has not only found what works for her but has done so in a manner that feels inspired.

Ahead of PNAU's seventh studio album 'AHHCADE', Nick Littlemore discusses imposter syndrome, LSD, and his creative process.

Sam Bassal discusses becoming one of Australia’s most in demand producers, the world-wide success of Thornhill’s ‘BODIES’, and what to expect in 2026.

Moment Factory is bringing the immersive Augmented Games to Illuminate Adelaide once again. Ahead of its triumphant return, APAC Director Jerome De Baecque discusses the importance of human interaction and moments of shared emotion.

Ahead of their appearances at this year's Adelaide Beer & BBQ Festival, The Mavis's and Ratcat interview each other about unexpected reunions, old-school audiences, and more.

After premiering Britpop Classical at the 2025 edition of Big Feastival, held annually on his Cotswolds farm, Alex James is all set to tour this orchestral celebration of “a golden age of British pop music” Down Under.

Two decades since Taylor Swift made her impressive debut, that first single stands tall as an indicator of all that was to come next.