BIGSOUND 2025: A Guide to the Must-See Sessions and Showcases
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With BIGSOUND 2025 on the horizon, Rolling Stone AU/NZ caught up with the team behind the show
Australian Music Industry Will ‘Rarely Follow a Project All the Way’: The Local Bands Lost in the 2010s
Posted in: Music FeaturesGypsy & The Cat might be the most outlandish band to emerge from Australia's new millennium music scene before they vanished
In My Room with Lucius
Posted in: Music FeaturesUS indie-pop band Lucius recently released their self-titled album and celebrated with an In My Room session
Song You Need to Know: Tropical Low, ‘All Kinds of Love’
Posted in: Music FeaturesTownsville trio Tropical Low have released their first EP, 'Superstar', featuring the single 'All Kinds of Love'
Best Australian Music of the Week: August 11-17th
Posted in: Music FeaturesStay up to date with all the Australian music releases from last week with Rolling Stone AU/NZ’s weekly roundup
Best New Zealand Music of the Week: August 11th-17th
Posted in: Music FeaturesStay up to date with all the standout music releases from last week with Rolling Stone AU/NZ’s weekly roundup
Rise Against’s Tim McIlrath Breaks Down His Favourite Songs, Album by Album
Posted in: Music FeaturesTo celebrate Rise Against’s new album 'Ricochet', frontman Tim McIlrath takes us through his favourite tracks from every record so far
‘We Want It All’: Alt-Pop Stars Blusher Aren’t Afraid to Be Ambitious
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe Melbourne trio discuss their new EP 'Racer', cracking America, how music is a sport to them, and more
‘I Was Almost Obsessively Trying to Not Be Funny’: Flight of the Conchords’ Bret McKenzie’s Journey From Music to Comedy & Back Again
Posted in: Music FeaturesBret McKenzie talks to Rolling Stone AU/NZ about his second album, Flight of the Conchords, and going from music to comedy and back again
The Used’s Bert McCracken Revisits the Songs That Defined a Generation
Posted in: Music FeaturesAs The Used mark 25 years with a huge Australian tour, Bert McCracken reflects on his favourite songs from their first three studio albums
