The Dark Embrace of Mofo
Posted in: Music Features
Dark Mofo continues to evolve and deliver a unique lens on art, music and culture that it has been famous for over the last 10 years
Ones to Watch: Get to Know STUMPS, Sam McGovern & Lola Scott
Posted in: Music FeaturesTwo singer-songwriters and an indie rock band were the latest acts chosen to take part in Live Nation’s music discovery platform
Aespa Are Ready to Take Over Australia
Posted in: Music FeaturesAhead of the physical release of 'MY WORLD', Rolling Stone AU/NZ caught up with aespa to discuss their Australian fans, touring plans, and even baby kangaroos
‘In My Room’ With Pickle Darling
Posted in: Music FeaturesPickle Darling performed four tracks from their new LP, 'Laundromat', directly from their Ōtautahi bedroom
Song You Need to Know: PANIA, ‘BURNA FONE’
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe rising R&B star was just chosen as the latest artist for Spotify's RADAR program
A Producer Boldly Remade an Australian Classic. It Became the Greatest Moment of His Career.
Posted in: Music FeaturesGrammy-winning producer Cassian says that remaking 'Great Southern Land' is the greatest honour of his career to date
How Fractures Went From Being a Folk Success to Full Electronic Artist
Posted in: Music FeaturesAn outsider in Melbourne's dance/electronic scene, Mark Zito is ready to be more of a known quantity in Australia
From Blind Panic to Creative Triumph: Behind the Scenes of The Teskey Brothers Cover Shoot
Posted in: Music FeaturesRolling Stone takes you behind the scenes for The Teskey Brothers' extraordinary photo session, captured by GG McG for the June issue.
Conrad Sewell: The Risk Taker
Posted in: Music FeaturesSeptember 9th 2022 was meant to be a day of reckoning. Conrad Sewell was to release his jubilant rock ‘n’ roll jam “God Save The Queen” — a musical statement and rival to the slick, radio-ready pop records he’d become known for. But the Monarch herself had other plans.
Song You Need to Know: Folk Bitch Trio, ‘Analogue’
Posted in: Music FeaturesOnce described as “Boygenius if it was from the ’40s” by Phoebe Bridgers, Folk Bitch Trio are in fine form in 2023
