Florence Welch: ‘Anxiety Is the Hum of My Life — Until I Step Onstage’
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Florence Welch goes deep on the excellent new Florence + the Machine album, 'Everybody Scream,' sexism, working with Taylor Swift and much more
Up-And-Coming Australian Artists: RISSA
Posted in: Music FeaturesWe get to know Sydney-based R&B up-and-comer RISSA following the release of her elegant EP 'WHERE LOVE ONCE WAS'
Travis Were the Biggest Band in Britain. Why Does It Still Feel Like They’re Underrated?
Posted in: Music FeaturesThey toured with Oasis three times and influenced Chris Martin and Coldplay. But Travis have always just been "almost fashionable."
‘There Are Real Artists Here’: Tinie Tempah Is Hyped for the Future of Australian Music
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe London hitmaker caught up with Rolling Stone AU/NZ while in Australia for Fridayz 2025.
The Burial of Black Genius (a.k.a. D’Angelo Lives!)
Posted in: Music FeaturesQuestlove honors his friend and collaborator D'Angelo: "He was one of the last pure artists in Black music.”
Song You Need to Know: Lotte Gallagher, ‘SHOWDOWN’
Posted in: Music FeaturesCo-written with New Zealand songwriter and producer Harry Charles, Lotte Gallagher's 'SHOWDOWN' is a slow-burning anthem steeped in heartbreak
How Sharp Pins Channeled the Beatles in a Tiny Bedroom
Posted in: Music FeaturesKai Slater, the singer-guitarist from the Chicago rock band Lifeguard, talks about the new album from his side project, Sharp Pins
Best Australian Music of the Week: October 20th-26th
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: October 20th-26th
Posted in: Music FeaturesStay up to date with all the New Zealand music releases from last week with Rolling Stone AU/NZ’s weekly roundup
‘Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere’ Has Divided the Film Critic Community
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe box office numbers for 'Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere' fell short of Hollywood expectations, and it left critics torn
