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Breaking down the sonic threads that are hallmarks of what constitutes the Australian indie rock genre.

“I'm just always trying to follow something that excites me or makes me laugh," says Ben Mackay.

“It’s good that we’re out of school now cause we can really focus on the band and exactly what we want to achieve.”

The landmark single – “the modern version of Beethoven” – turns 50 this week.

“I kind of have to remind myself that this isn’t a normal experience,” Lotte Gallagher says. “This isn’t a normal job.”

As Astrid Jorgensen, the founder, leader and lead nerd of Pub Choir, releases her book 'Average At Best,' let's unpack some of the volume's biggest lessons.

While Australia might seem like a dream location for some performers, a handful of artists have had a complicated and contentious history with the country.

Kee’ahn’s talents reduced the late Uncle Archie Roach to tears and made them an obvious choice for Baker Boy’s sublime “Blak choir,” but who knew they nearly pursued a career in basketball?

With his band The Polaroids releasing their first full-length album in over 20 years, Oz rock icon Dave McCormack discusses navigating the murky depths of memory and time. Warning: may contain traces of 'Bluey.'

"We don't really know what we're doing," says Mansionair's Jack Froggatt. "That's okay. That's the point."

"It's a bit more matured in the topics and having more of a deeper understanding of love and loss and hope and all those sorts of things," WILSN (aka Shannon Busch) says of her newest album.