Features

The Moving Stills are taking the world by storm: with a new single, their first ever international tour, and a documentary.

Artistic Director and Co-Founder Mat Schulz discusses Unsound Festival's origins, aims, and long Adelaide tenure as Illuminate Adelaide approaches.

As Death Cab For Cutie release their eleventh album, 'I Built You A Tower', founder Ben Gibbard reflects on decades spent as the reigning king of indie rock royalty.

“I listen to a lot of '90s," Bates admits. "That's what I was raised on, and that's what I've continued to love throughout my whole musical life and career."

Spotify's Turn Up Aus celebrations are back for another year, with Hooligan Hefs launching proceedings with an intimate live show at The Bat & Ball in Sydney.

Electronic artist Motez has been gifted fresh perspectives on making music since arriving in Australia as a teenager. Now, he gets to step back from the decks to curate a night of sound within Illuminate Adelaide.

Five years since their last record, Modest Mouse's Isaac Brock reflects on an album which almost arrived under a different name, and how he can't help but write Modest Mouse songs.

"We wanted to try to recapture some of that fire from our early days," says August Burns Red guitarist JB Brubaker.

The Melbourne garage-rock rascals discuss the horrors of capitalism and the joy of songwriting ahead of their upcoming eighth album, 'Mulga Wire'.

As Vika & Linda prepare to release 'Where Do You Come From?', the beloved sibling duo discuss Mum’s habit of “critiquing from the front seat of the car” during spontaneous singalongs, being drilled by Venetta Fields, recording a track with Iggy Pop, wanting to be the Finns, and much more. 

Ahead of a massive regional tour, Chris Cheney recounts The Living End’s long and winding road from punk covers band to the ARIA Hall Of Fame.