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Slipping And Sliding And Out Of Control: The Presets’ ‘Beams’ Turns 20
A look back at Julian Hamilton and Kim Moyes’ breakout debut album 20 years after its release.
Selve: ‘First Nations Music Should Be Held In The Same Regard As Places Like Abbey Road’
Selve’s Loki Liddle tells The Music about making the band’s new album, Breaking Into Heaven, on Jabirr Jabirr Country, and in Paris and London.
Can You Have A Fulfilling Music Career And A Day Job?
The answer is yes.
Linkin Park: Ten Greatest Moments
Ahead of the nu-metal group's 2026 Australian tour, The Music has gone down memory lane and come up with a list of Linkin Park's greatest moments.
Hilltop Hoods: ‘When We're Making Music, We Can't Escape Ourselves’
“Making music for us isn't just a function of being our job; it's something we've got to do, we love doing, and without it we're a bit lost.”
‘Everybody Was Jacked On Everybody Else's Songs’: Dick Diver Reunite And Rediscover Their Old Magic
Ten years after their most recent album, and with band members scattered across the world, Melbourne/Naarm indie pop outfit Dick Diver will reunite for a series of hometown shows.
Loud, Angry And Resolute: The Accidental Origins Of Npcede
After a successful quasi-DJ set and a hunt for Npcede's Victor and Roy Moore, the question arose: "Should we just make a band?"
‘We Are Seeing So Many Different Artists Succeed Globally’: Ben Watts Breaks Down Spotify’s Australian Music Global Impact List
Artists including Dom Dolla, CYRIL, Lithe, and Royel Otis made waves on Spotify's newly-released Global Impact List.
Ending Complicity: Why Musicians Are Boycotting Events
“Artists have power when we move together, and this moment has shown how essential that solidarity can be,” said Australian artist and label owner Andy Garvey last month.
Sons Of The East: 'When You Force It, You’re Never Going To Get The Magic'
Ten years on from the release of their debut EP, Sons Of The East have a new album under their belts, remain independent, and their creativity is blooming.
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