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Ahead of the launch of new project Adele & Glenn’s debut album, Carrington Street, Glenn Thompson tells Steve Bell about forged bonds and moving from the shadows into the limelight.

John Flanagan is attempting to meld the old world with the new. He chats with Nic Toupee about making music with a message.

Despite being funny guys, Anti-Flag’s outspoken views mean the punk band are often seen as “political robots”, drummer Pat Thetic tells Daniel Cribb.

"It’s not just about the planets, it’s also about the gods," says Bryce Dessner.

"I’m happy there is this dark wave going through the mainstream music at the moment and I think it was foreshadowed by vampires, horror movies."

“Well I actually just made a new outfit just this week, though I’m not sure it will look really fun and playful or if I will look like a school teacher who took a cannon ball to her craft closet; I’m not sure what it will look like, but I do have a new outfit,”

The Queensland Association For Healthy Communities is a community organisation dedicated to the health and wellbeing of the state’s LGBT communities. Chris Clementson, Sexual Health Promotion Manager, speaks to Dan Condon about the organisation’s work.

Patrick Wolf, that suave multi-instrumentalist, is coming to Australia for a series of intimate acoustic shows.

Sportspeople talk about the sophomore slump, while university students call it the second year blues. British rockers Young Guns were determined to avoid such dramas following up their hit debut. Brendan Crabb plays Doc Scurlock to vocalist Gustav Wood’s Billy The Kid.