Features

From heavy metal to pop, hip-hop to country, classic rock, and even a look back at Summersault Festival, The Music has rounded up the music biopics and documentaries you need in your life.

On their self-produced debut album, Melbourne quartet Divers plunge headlong into experimentation while crafting their catchiest songs to date.

A staple of the Australian hip hop scene as a member of Funkoards and A.B. Original, Daniel "trials" Rankine has gone solo with an album which is deeply personal as it is accomplished.

With Paul Kelly, Missy Higgins, Lime Cordiale, Jet, and many more, Australia’s favourite artists will take their music to regional areas this May.

A decade down the track, Luca Brasi return to celebrate the album that first put them on the map.

While it's typically more beneficial to find yourself with a unique name as you carve your path in the musical world, some acts – intentionally or not – have found themselves hitching their wagon to those that came before them.

While musicians are often seen as rich and famous individuals, that's not to say they're exempt from running into taxation issues.

Michael Cavanagh, drummer of King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, talks us through his tropical-themed, spiritual jazz, solo "jam" record.

As Melbourne's Fan Girl release their latest EP, they talk about a decade of making music, and time spent crossing borders to craft some of their best work yet.

Ahead of her forthcoming tour across Australia, Maggie Lindemann revisits her early days and details how they inspired her present-day performances and music.

Foo Fighters have truly withstood the test of time. Their twelfth studio album, ‘Your Favorite Toy,’ is lighter, looser and doesn’t take itself too seriously. It feels like a band with no agendas, allowing themselves to have fun.