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Cub Scouts sat down with us at Valley Fiesta before their set to discuss tours, amongst other things. Check it!

Melbourne is notorious for the scarf-wearers I mentioned earlier. I should be clear at this point that the scarf is a symbol of bearded oppression.

We had a chat to Nic, Tim and Simon of Deep Sea Arcade during their visit in Brissy. Did you know something in the Great Barrier Reef was named after DSA?

We had a chat with one of Australia’s biggest electronic duos and biggest exports, The Aston Shuffle, on the streets of Fortitude Valley.

"Singing and writing songs is something that comes very naturally to me, but being a performer and being up in front of people, that’s something that takes a lot of work..."

"We’re going to retell the story through someone else’s eyes and taking a slightly different angle on the overall story."

"I think it’s funny that people always feel compelled to put a label on everything. It’s actually all just funny to me. Especially when you put a track on Soundcloud, they expect you to put a genre in and I’m never sure what I’m supposed to write."

“All these multinational corporations are buying all the artists because they are afraid to have music talk about what’s really going on instead of champagne and fast cars.”

“I hope there are some surprises! I think so as it’s the next progression for us with new ideas we haven’t tried before but it still sounds like us.”

“I’m in the studio now trying to finish off a project by tomorrow, so I’m working.”

“No, no,” Boney protests. “I write really manly songs about manly things.”

Five minutes with David Bridie.