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“We haven't been afraid to experiment with what we can and make a great record - for us anyway.”

As Jimmy Barnes prepares to embark on the epic ‘Working Class Man 40th Anniversary Tour’, we revisit the amazing true story of the song and album that changed everything.

“Making music for us isn't just a function of being our job; it's something we've got to do, we love doing, and without it we're a bit lost.”

“It's just going to be a good time. Drop your expectations, drop your etiquette, drop your trousers and come. We've got towels...”

As The Dillinger Escape Plan plot their Australian return, eight years after their dissolution, founding guitarist Ben Weinman discusses the reunion he never expected to see.

Ten years after their most recent album, and with band members scattered across the world, Melbourne/Naarm indie pop outfit Dick Diver will reunite for a series of hometown shows.

As INXS top triple j's Hottest 100 of Australian Songs, let's look back at why this iconic hit is so revered.

As Tim Minchin looks back to his 20s for new album 'Time Machine,' the acclaimed multihyphenate reflects on his contributions to culture and his decision to revisit the past.

"By eliminating any and all international presence from the Hottest 100, however, you may well be creating more problems than you are solving."

As triple j gets ready to count down their Hottest 100 of Australian songs, let's defy the naysayers and argue for exactly why we need to pop Aussie music in the spotlight.

From Jimi Hendrix to The Beatles to The Stooges, rock music was already getting heavier by the time Black Sabbath emerged with their thunderous sound.