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Pumping d’n’b duo Neonlight may work like a well-oiled dancefloor machine but, as Cam Findlay learns from Tobias Jakubczyk and Jakob Thomser, it’s the differences that grease the cogs.

After Teenage Crime swept across our nation, Adrian Lux was left stunned. The unassuming model turned DJ/producer/reality TV star tells Cyclone, “Every time something good happens, it’s a bonus for me.”

Missy Higgins' music is nice if a bit meh.

Direct Influence tell us about Far East

“Really, it’s like a cheating way of playing banjo,” Dan Lethbridge confesses to Doug Wallen of the six-string banjo he favours, as does Neil Young.

Melbourne party-starters Kolors share their taste in music with us -- Taylor Swift not included.

By being able to operate independently, community radio and PBS in particular is able to present the broadest spectrum of music and hence present real radio that’s presented by volunteer announcers who are passionate about their music

Our Dom takes a listen to Tribes and decides that yes, this picture of adolescent heartbreak rings true.

“Oh hell yeah, I think I invented doing that,” says T-Rek about attending Revolver in Melbourne's infamous Friday night-to-Monday morning sessions.

"The skipper is this slightly corrupt Love Boat captain," says Andy Williamson of his role/character in Bombay Royale. "He’s more decadent than evil, really."