Thomas Jackson, Journalist

Do you find yourself thinking ‘music was better back in my day’? These two Australian bands are channeling the best of the late ‘90s and early ‘00s into something new.

HEADSEND discuss their debut EP, supporting AC/DC and Tool, and talking Daniel Johns down from a panic attack.

My Chérie discusses the most vulnerable song she has ever written, and explores her lived experience as a queer woman growing up in South Africa from a Christian background.

The Gloom In The Corner discuss new album 'Royal Discordance,' an abridged guide to their lore, and bringing their universe to life on stage.

As Thornhill prepare to tour the country, vocalist Jacob Charlton discusses replacing Alpha Wolf at the Good Things Festival with three hours notice, how Sleep Token chose them as their support act, and new Thornhill music.

Bloom vocalist Jono Hawkey discusses releasing two albums within a year of each other, how metalcore is sexy again, drinking champagne under the Eiffel Tower, and their upcoming Australian tour.

The Amity Affliction's Joel Birch discusses recording new album 'House Of Cards', playing new music on their upcoming regional tour, and how he hated the 'Let The Ocean Take Me' tenth anniversary shows.