Kisschasy’s Darren Cordeux Finds His Way Home On ‘The Terrors Of Comfort’

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Cut Copy: 20 Years In And Exactly Where They Need To Be
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by Claire Dunton
Cut Copy
The Music catches up with Cut Copy's Dan Whitford, who recounts the impact of 20 years of music and seven albums.
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The Bronx & Mariachi El Bronx
'It's The Key To Our Longevity': The Bronx Swap Hardcore Punk For Mariachi Once More
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.
Features / Interviews
Kisschasy
Kisschasy’s Darren Cordeux Finds His Way Home On ‘The Terrors Of Comfort’
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.
Features / Music
Toivo Pilt & David Cafe of Wabi-Sabi
Yen At Work: Wabi-Sabi Take Aussie Prog Rock To Japan
“The music has already been described as ‘cinematic’ which I take as a great compliment," explains David Cafe of Wabi-Sabi.
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The Afters
'I Don’t Think Christian Music Can Be Considered A Genre, It's A Marketing Place': 27 Years Of Today's Christian Music Charts
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.
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The Finely Tuned at Lost Paradise 2025
A Passion For Unique Events & Commitment To Community: Finely Tuned Turn 20
"To be able to create what we have with Lost Paradise and now to bring a series of shows to life in a warehouse all these years later on, has been a pipe dream come true," explains Finely Tuned's Simon Beckingham.
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Bloom
'Metalcore Has Gotten Sexy Again': Bloom Are Chasing New Heights On Their Latest Tour
Bloom vocalist Jono Hawkey discusses releasing two albums within a year of each other, how metalcore is sexy again, drinking champagne under the Eiffel Tower, and their upcoming Australian tour.
Features / Interviews
Lacuna Coil
Lacuna Coil Paint Their ‘Sleepless Empire’: ‘It’s An Observation Of Our Reality’
Ahead of their long-awaited headline tour of Australia, Lacuna Coil co-vocalist Andrea Ferro details the band’s latest album ‘Sleepless Empire,’ Soundwave and Good Things Festival memories, and more.
Features / Music
Anna Reece, Perth Festival
Perth Festival Artistic Director Anna Reece On 2026 Instalment: 'We Have Art In All Different Kinds Of Places & Spaces'
From Bowie brilliance, 150-person dance mobs, and frog mascots, Artistic Director Anna Reece takes us through what we can expect for Perth Festival 2026.
Features / Interviews
The Amity Affliction
'I Tried To Quit The Band': Joel Birch Discusses The Journey To The Amity Affliction's New Album, 'House Of Cards'
The Amity Affliction's Joel Birch discusses recording new album 'House Of Cards', playing new music on their upcoming regional tour, and how he hated the 'Let The Ocean Take Me' tenth anniversary shows.
Features / Music
Regurgitator
Becoming The Gurge: How Regurgitator Survived Trends, Failures And A Bubble To Become Oz-Rock Icons
We take a look at Regurgitator's entire discography to date, reflecting on the still-evolving legacy of one of the country's most distinctive and idiosyncratic bands.
Features / Music
Owelu Dreamhouse
'We Have Built A Community': Owelu Dreamhouse’s Debut LP Is An Ode To The Complex Layering Of Story
As former Saskwatch members Nkechi Anele and Nic Ryan launch the debut album from Owelu Dreamhouse, the pair explore genre-diversity, community, and musical experimentation.
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