Sheppard on The Journey To ‘Kaleidoscope Eyes’
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Years in the making, Sheppard have created a masterpiece with 'Kaleidoscope Eyes', with their new record serving as a testament to their resilience.
50 Greatest Australian Artists of All Time – #2: Sia
Posted in: Music FeaturesJack River takes a look back at one of the world's most in-demand songwriters and performers, the Adelaide-born Sia.
Jimmy Kyle of Chasing Ghosts on How White Australia Can “Pay the Rent”
Posted in: Music FeaturesJimmy Kyle discusses how White Australia can "pay the rent", what impact he would like to see from Australia’s music and arts industries when it comes to the Black Lives Matter movement, and what he has learned about how the local music sector handles First Nations culture.
50 Greatest Australian Artists of All Time – #3: Kylie Minogue
Posted in: Music FeaturesRicki-Lee reflects on Kylie Minogue, one of the world's most iconic and most successful pop artists.
Meet Me @ the Altar Are Jump-Starting a New Era for Pop Punk
Posted in: Music FeaturesTrio of Gen Z women are ready to bring their genre some much-needed diversity
Massive New Collection of Jim Morrison Writings to See Release in June
Posted in: Music Features‘The Collected Works of Jim Morrison’ will feature unrecorded lyrics, excerpts from handwritten notebooks, a film treatment, and more from the late Doors frontman
50 Greatest Australian Artists of All Time – #4: INXS
Posted in: Music FeaturesKav Temperley of Eskimo Joe takes a look back at "the perfect embodiment of Australian musical ambition", INXS.
Trippie Redd and Travis Barker on The Creation Of ‘NEON SHARK’
Posted in: Music Features premiumSose Fuamoli talks to both Trippie Redd and Travis Barker about how they created one of the most innovative and versatile albums of the year.
Song You Need to Know: Pardoner, ‘Donna Said’
Posted in: Music FeaturesNew noise from a band that has all the Nineties guitar moves down
The Rope: The Forgotten History of Segregated Rock & Roll Concerts
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe Platters, the Flamingos, and other pioneering performers share stories of divided audiences, Jim Crow absurdities and harrowing violence
