Features

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.


"I don’t think I’m ever going to be a fully-formed person," Fields admits ahead of her sophomore album. "But I’m just going to try.”

Silversun Pickups' Brian Aubert catches up with The Music and digs into their latest album, 'Tenterhooks,' ponders their longevity, and shares advice for emerging bands as the band readies for their first Australian tour in 14 years.

Matt Gravolin discusses reuniting with Hellions after eight years, the ten-year anniversary tour of 'Opera Oblivia', and new music in this next era.

Considered in the broader context of Dolce’s career, 'Shaddap You Face' is more than a novelty song.

As the enigmatic Boards Of Canada return following a brief batch of mysterious VHS tapes, let's revisit some of music's more impressive rollout campaigns.

'To Be Honest' has already gotten plenty of well-deserved love since it’s release last Friday, but most of all, it’s Sly Withers through and through, at their very best.

With their fittingly-titled eighth album, Hermitude take a fresh step into the joyful pulsing sounds of club and dance music that sets them on a path of rejuvenation to take them to infinity and beyond.