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Apple Music's 100 Best Albums list has been described as a "love letter" to albums that have shaped our world.

After five crushing years of silence, Australia’s most beloved indie-emo band are back.

Charlie Colin was in Train from the band's formation in 1993 until October 2003 and was with the group when they experienced the success of 'Drops Of Jupiter'.

This year’s jam-packed program features 12 unmissable concerts.

Naarm/Melbourne purveyors of 70s-inspired folk and alt-rock take us through their eagerly awaited debut studio album a few days ahead of release.

"We’re five albums in now, so we knew it should be a record that shows all the different sides to the band."

"WA talent is not only exceptional but also abundant and should not be overshadowed by East Coast artists."

“I knew I was having this battle between saint and sinner, I just didn’t understand it.”

"What we’re going to play is rooted in family, legacy and culture – like most hip-hop – and obviously bringing all that energy to kill it on stage."

Our first preview of LP2 arrived back in March, with the record itself primed to land before the end of the year.