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"That was the thing I’d been chasing… this idea of a community of musicians," says Mouseatouille’s Harry Green. "It felt like I was forcing that before, and now it feels like an actual community.”

“There's a message in our music that's very human," Bliss N Eso say alongside the release of their latest record, 'The Moon (The Dark Side)'.

From freestyling at Michael Gudinski's house to securing some iconic samples, the journey to 'The Moon (The Dark Side)' is sonically and emotionally rich for Bliss n Eso.

Aussie live music traditions are chaotic, hilarious, and even a little gross.

Having unleashed 'Sitting In The Same Chairs' earlier this year, caps lock will see its Adelaide musicians go global after Impressed Recordings got on board to press the comp to vinyl.

The conversations will feature on Harry Vanda's upcoming podcast, "Devil Loose: The Life and Music of Harry Vanda."

"People often say to me, ‘Why don't you just write another Prisoner Of Society?' And it's like, ‘Well, because I can't.’ I don't really know how I wrote that."

Serving as the current mid-point of their career, 'Ire' was a landmark record for Byron Bay's Parkway Drive, a rebirth that set the blueprint for the world-beating success that was to follow.

As Lewis Love readies himself for some of the biggest success of his burgeoning career, the rising star reflects on his rapid rise and the importance of being genuine.

“I don’t take myself seriously, but I take my work seriously because it means so much to people worldwide.”

“Cairns is already a tourism hot spot... Ultimately, we want to put it firmly on the map as the home of a major national festival,” remarks Be Social Fest Director Michael Delaney.