Features

"Morality and ethics are famous grey areas, and it’s to the film’s credit that it allows them to be so."

The eight-person rap/R&B group shows the strength of Perth's growing rap scene..

Plus, brilliant new singles from Charlie Collins and KESMAR..

The Portland musician branches out into the future on his first record, out today via Counter Records/Inertia Music..

Featuring Woodes, Thandi Phoenix, Asta and more, the duo's debut album may be the year's most sun-soaked release..

The explosive pair will be heading out on a very close to sold out national tour later this year with Kota Banks and NYNE..

The WA artist-to-watch kickstarts his 2019 in a big way..

Back Down Under for Laneway, Smino tells Cyclone that 2019 will see him doing "shit in a bigger and better way".

Ingrid Helene Havik from Highasakite tells Roshan Clerke about the band’s new album, 'Uranium Heart', as well as why she doesn’t want to talk about it.

From Darth Vader novelty helmets to working with David Lynch, Tiny Ruins mastermind Hollie Fullbrook tells Bryget Chrisfield that she feels honoured to be the first non-Melbourne artist representative on the Milk! Records roster.

Caleb Nott, one half of NZ sibling duo Broods, tells Cyclone about finally being able to make a record that feels truly authentic.

Set It Off's Cody Carson explains to Rod Whitfield that his band is just trying to connect with people.