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Unearthed high winner Snakadaktal’s drummer Barna Nemeth tells how the success of their debut EP has thrown their life plans into chaos.

Winner of the first ever EMI she can DJ competition, DJ Minx has the world at her headphones. Troy Mutton talks compilations, productions and Ibiza with Rachel Phillips.

“I started thinking this was an American city I could spend a week in without getting scurvy. And it’s really cheap. So I went, why not?”

English singer/songwriter, musician, producer and go-to sideman Nick Lowe is looking back on his new album, The Old Magic, as he tells Michael Smith.

On a break in-between tours, Dead Meadow frontman Jason Simon has been working on the band’s next record from their studio in la. He brings to life the rest of the details with Sebastian D’alonzo.

Noisy trio No Anchor ratcheted up the tension last year with the release of their Brutal double album. And now, as they tell Brendan Telford, they’re not pussyfootin’ around.

Klara Söderberg of First Aid Kit offers some insights as to how two young scandinavian sisters manage to authentically capture the harmonious heartbreak of America’s country legends.

The story of Steve Earle is one so full of soaring highs and crushing lows it makes you feel like you haven’t lived at all. He tells Dan Condon about keeping busy, getting older and why he’ll never retire.

Recording their new EP Bright People with Wayne Connolly in Sydney, Oceanics frontman Elliot Weston chats to Tyler Mcloughlan about growth within environs conducive to experimentation.

As far as Will Rendle, the man behind uk ska/pop collective Will & The People, it’s all about music for the people by the people.

Deep Sea Arcade bassist Nick Weaver tells Tyler Mcloughlan how girls, good vibrations and Noel Gallagher all helped to shape Outlands.