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Auslan interpreter extraordinaire Mikey Webb – the one with the trademark snazzy duds and man-bun – plus one of his many cheerleaders Adam Hyde – one half of Peking Duk and also mastermind of new solo project Keli Holiday – discuss making Auslan interpreters “the norm” at gigs and just how much Dylan Alcott’s Ability Fest “changed the whole landscape”.

"I mean, she's so inspiring – and she's so incredible. But I do think our music is wildly different."

“'Nothing But Wild' is just the start of this adventure and I wanted to capture every moment of release week."

Albury-based non-binary artist Jay Groenveld launched new project Rain Maiden last month. The debut track was a cracking track called MANIC. It's excellent and we wanted you to know more about the artist, so Alex Callan had a chat!

Thank you Destroy All Lines for such an epic evening. The venue was awesome, the place was packed, there were no clashes, the vibes were high & it was so much fun. It's great to see a one-off mini-festival like this do so well & I hope we see more events like this in the future!

Neil Foley is a talented AF producer and solo musician out of Sydney - his Old Haunts project has seen him collaborate with Licka from Dead Letter Circus and producer Forrester Savell on a plethora of music - and his new single The Scene is seriously captivating, uplifting and sprawling. Check out Alex Callan's chat with him about it all.

“The song is about the complex and intimate relationships we have through our phones, seen through the lens of the last two-and-a-half years of the pandemic."