Interviews

Foals Wade Through The Flames

Currently, Foals are back home in the UK, taking a brief respite from their monstrous world tour before hitting the road again in...

28 Oct

Plantasia: Music for Plants and People

In recent years we’ve witnessed an outburst of millennials desperately cultivating a new form of culture – the crackle of the...

28 Oct

We Lost The Sea Surge Forward

In 2015, We Lost the Sea released the album of their career. Departure Songs is destined to be remembered as not only the most...

3 Oct

Korn Stop For Nothing

Released in mid-September, The Nothing is Korn’s third album to feature guitarist Brian “Head” Welch after he re-joined the band...

3 Oct

Bad//Dreems Keep Dancing

In the lead-up to Doomsday Ballet, the new album from Bad//Dreems, the Adelaide band’s singer, Ben Marwe, expressed weariness at...

3 Oct

New Year's Day Break Free

In April of 2019, Anaheim goth-rockers New Year's Day dropped Unbreakable, album number four. The band had already been...

3 Oct

City and Colour's Vibrant Pill

2019 has been a big year for Dallas Green. Not only did Alexisonfire release their first new material since 2010 earlier in the...

3 Oct

Babymetal's Galaxy

In one way or another, bands have always been considered to be ‘brands’. Ever since some bright spark thought to buy in on the...

2 Oct

Liam Gallagher Versus The World

“Ahhh, God no. I hate it. I hate that sport,” Liam Gallagher moans over the phone in regards to the results of the latest Ashes...

17 Sep

Shaping The Amity Affliction

Since forming in 2003, The Amity Affliction have gone from humble beginnings playing youth centres in Queensland to being one of...

12 Sep

The Maine Are OK

It’s the calm before the storm for Pat Kirch. The drummer for Arizona alt-rockers The Maine is enjoying a few days off before the...

4 Sep

DZ Deathrays Set To Stun

DZ Deathrays are no longer a two-piece. For the last ten years, vocalist/guitarist Shane Parsons and drummer Simon Ridley have...

4 Sep

Chemical Culture

Contrary to popular opinion, Stormzy’s blockbuster grime sermon was merely Glastonbury Festival 2019’s epilogue. Over on The...

4 Sep

Boy & Bear Lighten Up

The Boy & Bear story dates back to early 2009 when frontman Dave Hosking was performing as a solo artist. After Hosking...

4 Sep

Northlane Carve Their Space

It would be easy to think that after ten years and four albums, a band would start to get a bit complacent or lazy with their...

3 Sep

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