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fans, old and new. We chatted with frontman Chris Jericho about the upcoming release, Australia and his wrestling career.   How are you feeling with  ‘ Do You Wanna Start ... affinity  for bands like Queen and Pink Floyd and U2 where every record sounded different from the last and every song sounded different from the last, but it still

little bit of a Melbourne feel mixed with my big room/electro sound – and I’m really happy with that balance. It’s one of my favourite tracks to play ... play for a completely new crowd of people. The music [culture] there [in Australia] seems to be a bit different and I’m excited to try out some new tracks

against assuming all instrumental post-rock bands were the same, or even alike; their sound, stemming from the ‘90s punk and grunge scenes, is fast, direct and uncomplicated. What ... precious experience now. I mean, if it’s Europe or the States or even Australia, were we haven’t been for an untold number of years,” he chuckles

artists do you think would be a better kind of “if you like this sound you’ll like Deer” indication? I do like those artists, but I don’t want ... featuring a singer called Maribelle, who I see recently supported Jeremih in Australia.  Her voice is heavenly. Who is she? Maribelle is Mia’s cousin! She’s a really

Anything will return to Australia this October for a national tour. Coinciding with the recent release of their new studio album, ‘ Hebrews ', the band takes in five shows across ... cities. “Hebrews is experimentation done right, marking itself as Say Anything's most unique sounding record without ruining their legacy or seeming out of place in the process.” – KYS review

Well, first, I’d like to congratulate you! You’ve had a huge year! What’s been the highlight so

said venue. During their soundcheck, Blixa Bargeld was humorously overheard instructing the sound desk: "I need more foldback in the shopping trolley." Checking out Bakehouse Studios (also SLAM's headquarters ... open day this Saturday. The various rehearsal rooms have been transformed by some of Australia's leading contemporary visual artists and artisans. Dirty Three guitarist/painter Mick Turner's room channels

their quirky and unique sound, both in the States and overseas. Their sophomore album,  ‘You’re Gonna Miss It All’  recently dropped in Australia. As fans  await ... over here?   It’s odd, because we’ve had people tweeting us from Australia for months saying stuff like, “This New record is so great, blah  blah