Category: Music Features

‘Being Yourself Is Worth It’: How G Flip Embraced Their ‘Masculine Madonna’ to Live Out Butch Springsteen Fantasy
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By Jade Kennedy
G Flip’s third album 'Dream Ride' turns neon nights, sax solos, and tour bus chaos into a Butch Springsteen-inspired love letter
How John Butler Channeled Kevin Parker on New Solo Album ‘PRISM’
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By Lars Brandle
'PRISM' is Season Three of John Butler’s sprawling 'Four Seasons' rollout. The WA talent talks Rolling Stone through its creation.
Best New Zealand Music of the Week: September 1st-7th
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By Rolling Stone
Stay up to date with all the standout music releases from last week with Rolling Stone AU/NZ’s weekly roundup
Best Australian Music of the Week: September 1st-7th
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By Rolling Stone
Stay up to date with all the Australian music releases from last week with Rolling Stone AU/NZ’s weekly roundup
The Numbers Behind Genesis Owusu’s Iconic Debut Album
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By Rolling Stone
The Ghanaian-Australian artist's debut, which took home multiple awards, was named our favourite Australian album of the 2020s so far.
In My Room with ASHY
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By Conor Lochrie
ASHY brought stylish pop to Christchurch Town Hall for a special Rolling Stone AU/NZ In My Room session.
In My Room with Jet City Sports Club
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By Alec Jones
Following a debut Australian tour, Jet City Sports Club are the latest stars of Rolling Stone AU/NZ’s In My Room, sponsored by Mentos
‘I Feel Like I’ve Got Closer Connections Here Than in My Home Country’: Belgium’s Superstar DJ Netsky on Being an Honorary Kiwi
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By Fiona Connor
The drum and bass producer tells Rolling Stone about his deep connection with Aotearoa, working with Bebe Rexha, and more
‘Holy Sh*t, it’s Still All There’: Against All Odds, Kisschasy Are Back and Better Than Ever
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By Neil Griffiths
In a new interview with Rolling Stone AU/NZ, Kisschasy discuss their 2015 split, 2025 return, and a brand new album on the way
‘People Are Still Trying to Hide the Truth’: Why The Mary Wallopers Spoke Out for Palestine
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By Andrew Mast
Rolling Stone AU/NZ caught up with Andrew Hendy from The Mary Wallopers ahead of their Australian tour to chat recent controversies and more