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"Throughout all cultures, storytelling and the preserving of stories through music and art and keeping those stories for further generations [is important], so it just seems right I s’pose.”

"I was a fan of the band before I joined the band, so I am still living in my dream in a way. It’s incredible.”

“Not giving a fuck. It does feel like that, that a song is like a view into another dimension."

The guys from Thy Art Is Murder finish up their tour with warm beers and high-fives.

Do Queens Of The Stone Age make you feel sexy the way Barry White does? No? How about Vanessa Amorosi then?

Mind Over Matter arm-wrestle and skull beers on live TV - the perfect kick-off to their national tour.

It has been a steady rise for Melbourne punks Clowns. Recalling the frenetic energy of influences such as Black Flag and The Bronx, the four-piece are currently gearing up to release debut album, 'I'm Not Right' through Poison City Records this October, before kicking off a 21-date national tour in support. Killyourstereo.com chats with vocalist Stevie.

At only a young age (both career-wise and personally), locals Tonight Alive are already a preeminent band in the pop punk scene. Having just released their sophomore album ‘The Other Side, the group is enjoying a busy and productive period. Killyourstereo.com sat down with vocalist Jenna McDougall and guitarist Whakaio Taahi in Melbourne recently to discuss everything.

Growing up is getting to Veara. The Georgia pop punk quartet's upcoming album, 'Growing Up Is Killing Me', reflects their maturation into a band that has no qualms with taking confident strides out of the box. Guitarist and lead vocalist Brad Wyrosdick spoke with Killyourstereo.com recently about the new album and their upcoming visit to Australia as part of the Vans Warped Tour.