Thomas Jackson, Journalist

Ahead of their 23 years of 'Sans Souci' tour, Jay Whalley of Frenzal Rhomb discusses getting arrested by a fan, Russell Crowe reaching out, and that infamous Kyle & Jackie O moment.

The Beautiful Monument discuss their first new album in seven years, the real life grief behind the album, and leaving Evanescence vocalist Amy Lee on read.

Chris Duker from children's band Spaghetti Confetti discusses their debut album, their former band Chris Duke And The Royals, and writing music with his children.

Australia’s prog metal guitar prodigy, Plini, discusses new album 'An Unnameable Desire', his upcoming headline tour, and the potential of creating pop songs and working with vocalists.

Sam Bassal discusses becoming one of Australia’s most in demand producers, the world-wide success of Thornhill’s ‘BODIES’, and what to expect in 2026.

Perth hardcore favourites, Ratking discuss their upcoming self-titled EP, the pros and cons of Western Australia, and performing in shark infested waters.

Matt Gravolin discusses reuniting with Hellions after eight years, the ten-year anniversary tour of 'Opera Oblivia', and new music in this next era.

Beer & BBQ Festival co-founder, Gareth Lewis discusses the festival’s return, its new home at The Drive, the massive line-up and what to expect at this year’s event.

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.