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The completely independent east-coast musician has become an Australian favourite over the years - something his new video is only set to solidify..

Following on from her debut solo single Love Nobody last year, the Perth musician soars and soars with her latest..

Basement frontman Andrew Fisher tells Rod Whitfield that their name is about more than just their original rehearsal space.

Fat White Family have traded heroin dirge for white reggae. Lias Saoudi tells Sam Wall how the South London outfit avoided ending in some "dreadful hangover".

Guitar wizard Gary Clark Jr is back in the country on the back of new album 'This Land' for Bluesfest. He tells Cyclone about his drink of choice, trying his hand at acting and why he always has to raise the bar for himself.

Maxim Boon explores how this year's contemporary art at Bleach* Festival - including The Farm's 'Throttle', Leah Shelton's 'Terror Australis' and 'The Cleaners' by Shock Therapy Productions - will hijack your senses by defying expectations and harnessing fear.

Julia Stone tells Bryget Chrisfield that, although music didn't make sense to her straight away, harmonising with her brother Angus is "one of the greatest privileges of [her] life".

Vintage Trouble lead singer Ty Taylor recounts singing "a cappella spirituals" in the hallway with AC/DC's Brian Johnson, getting pranked by Pete Townshend and being slapped on the arse by Mick Jagger to Bryget Chrisfield.

After a decade of relentless touring, from street corners to bars and festivals, The California Honeydrops have forged a strong bond with their audiences. Ahead of the band's return to Australia, drummer Ben Malament discusses their achievements with Chris Familton.

Scott Kannberg aka Spiral Stairs talks to Anthony Carew about the pervasiveness of nostalgia, and how we as human beings are "built" to feel it.

Australia's finest label for big house bangers drop a new compilation loaded with local talent..