Features / Music

On his new album Logistics might have shaken things up, but there is nothing to fear, as Jason Kenny discovers.

While the storm that was (incorrectly) slated to erase our small town from existence rolls in, Cam Findlay talks to one half of Voltaire Twins, Jaymes Voltaire, about a much more metaphorical storm endured to reach success.

Paul Matthews, bassist for Kiwi-cum-British four-piece I Am Giant, talks tackling the world with Benny Doyle on the eve of the band’s second headline tour for 2012.

Multicultural Arts Victoria’s Emerge Festival is a whole lot more than an international showcase. Tony McMahon chats with performers Bitsat Seyoum and Jason Heerah about the international language of music.

Buried In Verona would rather be at the bottom of a ladder they want to climb, then the top of one they don’t, Notorious should push them up a fair few rungs. The band's Brett Anderson chats with Luke Butcher.

Pilerats are rad dudes who we love with a pretty solid music taste to match. We simply had to ask them to collate some Top Fives for you.

“There’s a lot of people that are in bands and they’re not playing music, you know, they’re just playing somethin’ else; they’re playing someone else’s music."

Serial killer-obsessed metal veterans Macabre are ready to slash and burn their way across Australia. Mark Hebblewhite approaches guitarist Lance ‘Corporate Death’ Lencioni and lives to tell the tale.

After nearly three years, Edward Guglielmino’s finally ready to deliver second album Sunshine State.

The perennial Hugo Race speaks about how his lengthy, expansive career has led him to musings on love.

We have a VIP Double Pass to PARKLIFE 2012 to giveaway to an individual from each state, enough said.

"Financially it’s a real fucking struggle. It’s fine to release stuff for free, but it costs money to produce. You hope people are gonna return the favour by coming to see you at shows and buying merch."