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‘Being On The Inside And Pushing Out, Wanting To Escape, To Grow’: Platonic Sex Talk Debut Album ‘Face To The Flywire’
On their debut album, the Brisbane quartet distil five years of growth, community, and catharsis into 12 stunning tracks.
‘Wonky But Well-Rounded Music Selections’: DJ Small FRY Readies A Celebration Of Asian Culture For Sydney Observatory's Moon Festival
With the Melbourne-based artist DJ Small FRY (aka Vivan Vo) heading to Sydney for next month’s Moon Festival, the acclaimed selector discusses influences, musical discovery, and K-dramas.
Momma On How Their Musical Journey 'Feels Like A New Incarnation Of The Band Every Single Time'
Ahead of their 2026 Australian tour, American rock band Momma reflect on the process behind their latest album, 'Welcome To My Blue Sky.'
The Tragic Tale Of Skyhooks’ First Lead Singer
New footage of his final gig has just been released.
Suzi’s ‘Patchwork’ Of Catharsis, Courage And Forming 'A Beautiful Community Without Conforming'
Suzi shares with The Music how embarking on her baring-all debut album ‘Patchwork’ has been “the hardest thing I’ve ever done in my whole life, but so worth it.”
'I Thought My Phone Was Glitching': Keli Holiday Reacts To Whirlwind Success Of 'Dancing2'
“It was really this visceral, wholesome, human thing that made me cry tears of joy,” says Holiday of his song's surprise impact.
Slipping And Sliding And Out Of Control: The Presets’ ‘Beams’ Turns 20
A look back at Julian Hamilton and Kim Moyes’ breakout debut album 20 years after its release.
‘The First Step Is Listening To Young People’: Kaytlyn Johnson On Finding The Way From A Small Town To The Big Stage
"Growing up in the country can be an isolating experience but it really helps to find a few role models with the same aspirations as you."
Selve: ‘First Nations Music Should Be Held In The Same Regard As Places Like Abbey Road’
Selve’s Loki Liddle tells The Music about making the band’s new album, Breaking Into Heaven, on Jabirr Jabirr Country, and in Paris and London.
Laneway Festival 2026 Line-up Predictions
Who could play, who's definitely out, and who we're hoping to see at the 2026 edition of Laneway Festival.
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