Gallery: The Photography Works of Scarlet Page ft. Nick Cave, Silverchair, Björk, & More
Posted in: Music Pictures
Ahead of her debut photography exhibition in May, Scarlet Page has shared a selection of works with Rolling Stone.
The Kid Laroi Pays Tribute to Juice WRLD and Saiko on Ballad ‘Where Does Your Spirit Go’
The singer originally premiered the track at Coachella last weekend
Track by Track: Cub Sport Break Down ‘Jesus at the Gay Bar’
Posted in: Music FeaturesTim Nelson discusses the songs on 'Jesus at the Gay Bar', an album that basks in glorious freedom, both sonically and personally
L.A.B on Touring Australia: ‘It’s Our Job to Win Them Over at the Shows’
Posted in: Music FeaturesLead singer Joel Shadbolt discusses the band's Australian tour and their plans for album six
In Tasmania, This Record Store Only Offers Music Primarily Made by Women
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe owners of Hobart's Suffragette Records believe "the lyrics and music made by women deserve greater recognition"
Oliver Cronin: Boulevard of Hollywood Dreams
Posted in: Music FeaturesOliver Cronin isn't the type of artist to attribute his success to serendipity. He'd never tell you he was simply in the right place at the right time, or that some A&R type 'discovered' him after he uploaded a half-baked bedroom demo without a second thought. And while that script may be true for a few — and a trope for more — Cronin is unapologetic about his hustle: a bubbling talent crafted on a staunch fusion of hard work and strategy, and paired with an autopsy-like examination of industry mechanics.
Troye Sivan Wants to Know Why Kelly Clarkson Called Him Out on Her New Single
On "Mine," one particular lyric sounds like Clarkson is singing: "Troye Sivan, who the hell do you think you are?"
Just Because AI-Generated Rap Songs Go Viral Doesn’t Mean They’re Good
The fact that so many rap fans keep clamouring about how "real" they sound is an unfortunate sign of the times
Gallery: Jim Beam Welcome Sessions with Wafia
Posted in: Music PicturesJim Beam Welcome Sessions are proving themselves to be the biggest celebration of local music going around the country right now. The festivities have moved north with a special performance set from none other than Wafia. Photos by Kieran Tunbridge
Gallery: Jim Beam Welcome Sessions with Bag Raiders (DJ Set)
Posted in: Music PicturesTop-shelf musical brilliance has been everywhere lately, but no more so than in Adelaide this past month, when superstar producers Bag Raiders headed to South Australia for a massive DJ set as part of the 2023 edition of Jim Beam Welcome Sessions. Photos by Daniel Marks
