Foo Fighters’ Nate Mendel Reflects on The Weirdness of Finally Releasing ‘Medicine At Midnight’
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The Foo Fighters bassist also explained how Medicine at Midnight turned out to be the band’s most concise record to date.
Robbie Robertson on How the Band Won Over Royal Albert Hall and Why ‘The Weight’ Is Safe With Bob Dylan
Posted in: Music FeaturesHear a previously unreleased live version of the ‘Music in Big Pink’ classic, slated for a new deluxe reissue of the Band’s ‘Stage Fright’ LP
“I Suddenly Have a Second Career” – John Carpenter on His ‘Lost Themes’ Album
Posted in: Music FeaturesJohn Carpenter speaks to Rolling Stone about the creation of his latest album, Lost Themes III: Alive After Death.
Rina Sawayama Has No Time for Pop’s Old Borders
Posted in: Music FeaturesForward-thinking U.K. singer dips in and out of genres and challenges outdated rules
50 Greatest Australian Artists of All Time – #40: Slim Dusty
Posted in: Music FeaturesTroy Cassar-Daley revisits the enduring legacy of Australia's pre-eminent country music icon, Slim Dusty.
50 Greatest Australian Artists of All Time – #41: You Am I
Posted in: Music FeaturesPowderfinger's John Collins takes a look back at the alt-rock legacy of the mighty You Am I.
How Lubalin Turns ‘Random Internet Drama’ Into TikTok Gold
Posted in: Music Features“I was just like, ‘How funny would it be to take something so stupid and then spend days crafting a beautiful pop record around it?'” singer and comedian says
Vince Staples Remembers Sophie: ‘She Was Never Afraid’
Posted in: Music FeaturesLong Beach rapper talks about his close friendship with the late U.K. musician, who produced two tracks on his ‘Big Fish Theory’ album
50 Greatest Australian Artists of All Time – #42: The Beasts Of Bourbon
Posted in: Music FeaturesMagic Dirt's Adalita revisits the power and intensity of "the real deal", the Beasts Of Bourbon.
50 Greatest Australian Artists of All Time – #43: The Triffids
Posted in: Music FeaturesBad//Dreems' Alex Cameron looks back at the impact and everlasting legacy of David McComb and The Triffids.
