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“I just heard the few notes of the beginning, and then I just had tears.” HUNTR/X and Maggie Kang, co-director of KPop Demon Hunters, on making 2025’s biggest song.

“Every new job or experience has helped me pick up so many skills, and they all culminated in me getting a foot in the door for games composing.”

As Bullet For My Valentine approach their Australian tour celebrating the 20th anniversary of 'The Poison,' vocalist Matt Tuck reflects on the whirlwind and impact of the album on the band's career.

Ahead of her debut Australian tour dates, British singer-songwriter jasmine.4.t discusses her album, You Are The Morning, getting signed by Phoebe Bridgers, and more.

As one of the biggest names in Melbourne's music scene of the 21st century prepares to return to the stage, Dean Paps and Adam Bartas of Orkestrated reflect on their role in developing the 'Melbourne Sound.'

Decades on from the release of his unifying anthem 'How To Make Gravy,' Paul Kelly has delivered another layer to an enduring classic.

As Thrice prepare to release their richly layered new album, 'Horizons/West,' frontman Dustin Kensrue reflects on the inspirations and challenges behind album #12.

“At the end of the day, my community, the only thing that they want to do is come and shake ass. That’s all we want.”

As Stevan releases his latest project, 'Arrested Development,' it's clear this genre-defying artist is coming into his own as an ever-evolving creative.

"That was the thing I’d been chasing… this idea of a community of musicians," says Mouseatouille’s Harry Green. "It felt like I was forcing that before, and now it feels like an actual community.”

“There's a message in our music that's very human," Bliss N Eso say alongside the release of their latest record, 'The Moon (The Dark Side)'.

From freestyling at Michael Gudinski's house to securing some iconic samples, the journey to 'The Moon (The Dark Side)' is sonically and emotionally rich for Bliss n Eso.