Song You Need to Know: Hector Morlet, ‘We’re So Tight It Hurts’
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With a style reminiscent of Unknown Mortal Orchestra, the indie pop producer is one of the brightest talents rising from Perth's music scene
Song You Need to Know: Dr Sure’s Unusual Practice, ‘Outside Looking In’
Posted in: Music FeaturesIt's always a pleasure to hear from Melbourne's Dr Sure's Unusual Practice, especially when Dougal Shaw is cutting as loose as he is on new album 'BUBBLE'
Track by Track: Ingrid and the Ministers Break Down New Album, ‘Boofhead’
Posted in: Music Features"The album is a gutting, a purging," is how Ingrid and the Ministers describe their new album, and they're undeniably correct
‘Funny Things Happen During the Worst Times of Your Life’: Hollie Fullbrook on Tiny Ruins’ New Album
Posted in: Music FeaturesFullbrook tells Rolling Stone AU/NZ about her band's remarkable fourth album, 'Ceremony'
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.
The Return of Mr. Brightside
Posted in: Music FeaturesDamien Binder spent the early '90s fronting one of Auckland's best bands, Second Child. Three decades later, he's still going strong on his fifth solo album
Playlists in Perpetuity: What Australian Albums Would Jessica Mauboy Take to a Desert Island?
Posted in: Music FeaturesIn this new series, Jessica Mauboy reveals which Australian albums she'd be willing to listen to in perpetuity if she found herself stranded and alone on an island
