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Matt Mason of DMA'S reflect on the band's recent 'Hill's End' anniversary tour, new music, and navigating a mid-30s health kick.

HEADSEND discuss their debut EP, supporting AC/DC and Tool, and talking Daniel Johns down from a panic attack.

Joff Bush is the architect behind one of the most recognisable theme songs in kids TV, but the arrival of the fourth 'Bluey' album in full orchestral format brought both rewards and challenges.

We sat down with filmmaker Callan Reynolds to find out more about his travelling documentary series, OFF GRID, which explores underground hip hop culture, city by city.

Ahead of their upcoming headline tour of Australia, the Manchester duo discuss their fiery relationship and their dynamic music.

D'Arcy Spiller's debut album is just 25 minutes long, but the now Sydney-based artist wastes no time reckoning with death, love and the weight of expectations.

As Bad Bunny continues to dominate the charts in Australia following his shows to 90,000 punters in Sydney, we look back at past non-English language hits.

As The Horrors ready a long-awaited run of Australian headline dates, founding vocalist Faris Badwan reflects on their early days, their two-decade career, and new music.

"It feels like this album is a good culmination of what we've done and what we're working towards," says Bad//Dreems' Alex Cameron.

William Crighton on pioneering his “bush psych” sound, creating “worlds in verses” with his wife and creative partner Jules, the enduring legacy of his friend/mentor Rob Hirst, and learning to live in harmony with nature.

Is this the greatest Aussie pub rock song of all time?