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"It’s great having local supports and supporting local bands in their market. And giving them a really good springboard into a much bigger audience.”

As The Belair Lip Bombs release their new album, 'Again,' a highly-enviable record deal and big touring plans see them in the best position of their career.

“A big part of what we have to say is just be kind to one another."

"Punk’s been an amazing way to connect without words," says Ten Cent Tiger's Vez Litten. "So it’s cool to spread that camaraderie beyond borders."

As Justice gear up for their highly anticipated return to Australia, The Music has rounded up ten tracks we can't wait to hear blasting from the speakers this December.

"I guess I don't really expect covers records to feel like such a big deal," the Something For Kate frontman admits.

If Anthony Albanese wearing an 'Unknown Pleasures' t-shirt is enough to kick off days of discourse, what would the Liberal Party think of these cheeky tees?

“As a woman, it's quite often been, ‘You're old, you’re irrelevant and you're ugly. We don't wanna look at you,'" explains Myf Warhurst. "And that's changed.”

As Lenny Kravitz gears up to return to Australia for the first time since 2012, the veteran rocker reflects on his musical legacy, his love of Australia, and the importance of doing what feels good musically.

As Liz Stringer readies the launch of her To Survive tour, the acclaimed artist talks charitable inspirations, her latest record, and a return to the piano.

While other recording studios might charge hundreds of dollars to a thousand to record a single song, Isaac Rogers is ensuring The Tunnel is providing opportunities to rising Brisbane acts.

Breaking down the sonic threads that are hallmarks of what constitutes the Australian indie rock genre.