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In part two of the official biography of Big Heavy Stuff, Nick Kennedy takes The Music through the 20th anniversary of 'Dear Friends And Enemies.'

“That’s what should be a bigger part of the conversation - raising fees for artists and just paying people correctly for how much joy they can bring," the hotel says.

"I've given up virality to tell the story of the songs... that short-form virality is sorta like McDonald’s and desperate."

A journey through Jess Day's latest album, 'A Garden of Small Disappointments" - a decade in the making.

The indie-rock group on their ongoing journey, and on receiving the most nominations of any band at this year's SA Music Awards.

Set to a score by The Avalanches, the 8-minute short film is a hazy depiction of Australian larrikinism and modern day understandings of masculinity.

'Small Fry' marks the third album for the WA indie-rock favourites, and the first time they have recorded in Perth since 2018.

Kim Wilde has a long, "lovely" history with Australia - and she'll return for a greatest hits tour this month. She discusses her love for music, gardening, performing with family, and more.

Fellow WA artist Drea also features on the soaring synthy single.

"We legitimised the idea of being an Australian band," says Skyhooks' Red Symons.

Frontman Jeremy Bolm takes us through some easter eggs on the creation of Touché Amoré's sixth studio album.