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The chaos of Cry Club, the band that will never be boring

On their debut album God I’m Such A Mess, the Melbourne duo capture the mania of punk, the rush of pop, and the theatre of drag all in one.

The blissful bittersweetness of EGOISM, dream-pop treasures

On their new EP On Our Minds, Scout Eastment and Olive Rush dissect the hardships of a rough year with a sound so happy you can barely tell.

BLESSED by name, blessed by nature: "Artists should be the voice of the times."

He's helped kickstart the careers of some of Australia's biggest rappers, but with the release of his debut mixtape, BLESSED focuses on himself.

The wonderful world of WizTheMC: "Rap was my disguise."

He’s found his sound, honed his craft and bided his time, so not even a year like 2020 could keep Toronto-based artist WiztheMC from his brilliant come up.

From little things, Better Things grow: The story of Kee’ahn

With her debut single Better Things, the Kuku Yalanji, Jirrbal, Zenadth Kes musician begins to fly. It’s quite a spectacle.

Kwame vs. The World: "This is our moment. This is our platform."

On his new project Please, Get Home Safe, Kwame – a faithful student of the game – graduates at the top of his class.

The story of FILTH, the Perth event bringing dubstep to stadiums

On October 17th, Perth event series FILTH will celebrate their fifth birthday with their biggest show. It’s been quite the journey.

Kwame, Kira Puru + more share changes they'd like to see in the music industry

This morning, Kwame asked how the music industry should change. In the comments, came some incredibly spot-on replies.

Ela Minus is building an album for a techno-soundtracked rebellion

On her debut album acts of rebellion, the Colombian musician inspires people to revolt - all while rebelling in her own ways too.

Yours Truly, on the cathartic self-care of writing their debut album

On their debut album Self Care, Sydney punk-pop group Yours Truly look into themselves to find therapy through a trying time.

The graceful maturation of San Cisco: “We’re getting old.”

As they reach into their 30s, San Cisco are growing up, and their new record Between You and Me shows how to do it gracefully.

The storm of Internet Money, hip-hop’s chart-topping collective

They’ve shaped the past and defined the present, but with their debut album B4 The Storm, hip-hop’s most powerful production posse are angling for the future.

Introducing Tayo Sound: UK street busker, vision of the future

It’s been a big two years for Reading teen Tayo Oyekan, who’s gone from hustling neighbourhood busker to international recording artist.

Aminé, and finding balance amongst the limbo of loss

He’s one of the most exciting newcomers of the last five years, and with Limbo, Aminé’s ready to step into the next phase – just so long as he can still indulge that trademark energy.

Breathe Deep, and the fusion of Oscar Jerome’s many sides

Oscar Jerome is as well-read as he is talented, and his far-reaching influences, steeped in diversity, have helped make him one of the jazz scenes most exciting arrivals.

Bob Moses, on building a record from desire and DJing

On their new concept release, the LA-via-Vancouver duo use a continuous mix as a stepping stone for reflections on desire.

You can’t spell Manchester without an Aitch

On a pandemic-precipitated break from the road, Manchester emcee Aitch returns to the city that helped make him one of UK hip-hop’s hottest emcees.

Glass Animals’ Dave Bayley is ready to break down his walls

On their third album Dreamland, Glass Animals frontman Dave Bayley steps out from the shadows and brings us into his world.

Triple One's time has come: "We always wanted to do an album."

In October, the Sydney hip-hop group will share their debut album, Panic Force. It’s been a long time coming.

How E^ST turned heartbreak into her spotlight moment

On her debut album I’m Doing It, the Australian musician finds power in processing heartbreak through sincere pop music.

The Buoys are done talking, and ready to amplify women in punk

All This Talking Gets Us Nowhere, the Sydney group’s second EP, is short but sweet, managing to punch in all the right places.

Reaching Full Noise with Willaris. K: “I felt a little lost for a while.”

After the success of his debut EP, Willaris. K didn’t know what to do next. A trip to Rick Rubin’s Shangri-La soon fixed things.

Band Beef & Vegan Dinners: Great Gable interviews Lime Cordiale

The earthy intimacy of e4444e: “I knew exactly what I wanted to do.”

On his debut album Coldstream Road, the Newcastle musician creates potent intimacy through earth-y sounds.