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You know, I live in Nashville, so I’m surrounded by amazing musicians. I know I’m not the greatest guitar-player. I’m confident that I’m good at playing rock’n’roll but what I really think I have is a style

I think Jake first met Calvin working with Kylie [Minogue] actually… it was on Aphrodite – he co-produced a track

"Everyone was arguing heaps already, and there was a lot of tension."

“It’s an interesting question. I feel good about the level of female musicians in Australia that are out there enjoying success right now – you know, I love rocky stuff, I love Abbe May and the path she’s taken as a musician – but I’m definitely coming at it from a different angle,”

They fall in love and start to make music together. They argue. They make up. They break up. They form a band.

. “It seems there’s just amazing bands all over. It feels like people in Brisbane kind of look outwards; it may a generalisation, but it feels really fertile everywhere and there’s really good things happening all over. Or maybe I’m just paying closer attention or something.”

We were a bit nervous about sending the tracks overseas and doing everything via the internet, and when we got the mix from Matt it was just banging

“I did a bit of playing around with overdubs early on with this album, and I really enjoy the whole creative aspect of the studio,”

Former Groove Armada frontwoman Saint Saviour is going it alone, and with great success. Thanks Borat. Here's Dom...

With new single Suddenly Silently primed for release and a nation-wide tour set for later this month, Pseudo Echo’s Brian Canham talks to Callum Twigger about synthpop’s legacy.

You come back to earth with a massive bump when you have to deal with labels after that, which are like all the nightmares that you read about