Their Debut Album Was an Instant Classic. But King Stingray Are Always Aiming Higher
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Boasting a thrilling signature style, the Yolngu surf rockers are already working on new material following their second album
No One Writes a Pop Ballad Quite Like Georgia Lines
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe pop singer-songwriter's trophy cabinet now contains a total of four New Zealand Music Awards, including Best Breakthrough Artist in 2023
Relentlessly Consistent Garage-Rock Trio The Grogans Aren’t Slowing Down Anytime Soon
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe Melbourne-based band have released four full-length albums in less than six years, with more new music promised for 2025
‘In My Room’ with Loose Content
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe Melbourne-based alt-rock trio followed up their highly promising debut EP with a gripping Rolling Stone AU/NZ 'In My Room' session
JessB Was a Star in the Making for Years. Her Debut Album Confirmed the Hype
Posted in: Music FeaturesBig names like Sampa the Great, Sister Nancy, and Kehlani want to work with the Auckland-based rapper and artist
Why Babe Rainbow Never Want to Escape the ‘Hippie Power’ of Music
Posted in: Music FeaturesBabe Rainbow talk banana farms, breezy grooves, and the psychedelic spirit behind their latest album ‘Slipper Imp and shakaerator’
Nick Ward Made an Accomplished Debut Album Before He Turned 22. There’s Plenty More to Come
Posted in: Music FeaturesAustralia's next pop superstar opened for Troye Sivan on his most recent Australian and New Zealand tour
Miss Kaninna Is Dropping Hits, Making History & Becoming a Superstar
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe genre-blending rapper is responsible for one of the best debut singles and EPs in recent memory
10 Things We Learned From Mark Hoppus’ New Memoir ‘Fahrenheit-182’
Posted in: Music FeaturesWhat we learned from the new Mark Hoppus autobiography 'Fahrenheit-182,' from turmoil in Blink-182 to tensions with Green Day
SXSW Favourites Delivery Are Taking Their Garage-Punk Anthems to the World
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe Melbourne five-piece make the kind of primal garage-punk designed to peel the paint off the walls of small, sweat-soaked clubs
