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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.

"Always something happening, never a dull moment," Mi-kaisha recalled of her spectacular time in NYC.

The 5 Seconds Of Summer guitarist has gone solo, but his debut album, SIDEQUEST, is never what you expect. "I definitely wanted to make something that was wild," Michael Clifford tells The Music.

As the music world mourns the loss of a musical icon, it's time to revisit one of rock's biggest stories: did Ozzy Osbourne really bite the head off a bat?

As Bush release their tenth album – 'I Beat Loneliness' – frontman Gavin Rossdale reflects on writing an album about life's realities, and the band's love affair with Australia.

As The Used celebrate 25 years of being a band and bring their extensive tour of full-album performances to Australia, founding bassist Jeph looks back on the group's rise and legacy.

As Alice Cooper puts the band back together, we remember when he was banned from entering Australia.

Sophie Hutchings' latest album, 'Become The Sky,' encompasses the full spectrum of being. In a new interview with The Music, she digs into childhood inspirations and the influence of the Northern Territory.

Gordi proves why she's regarded as one of Australia's most powerful songwriters on new album 'Like Plasticine,' which holds ruminations from the COVID-19 pandemic and quieter, personal moments.

Local record store owners from all across the country weigh in.

To celebrate the tenth anniversary of Tame Impala’s third album, 'Currents,' we unpack the career-defining masterpiece that propelled Kevin Parker’s bedroom project to major international festival headliner status.