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Vocalist Caitlin Duff discusses the Melbourne duo's unique creative process and their "showcase" debut EP.
Organisers discuss massive trove of writing, tapes and film spanning iconic songwriter's entire career.
"I'd say stuff, like, 'OK, that's cool but pretend you're Chewbacca singing into a saxophone'"
Lars Ulrich and Kirk Hammett reflect on Cliff Burton and the year that changed them forever.
C'mon get sad: the best of punk rock's moody younger sibling.
We chat to Guy Blackman and Ben O'Connor from the iconic independent Melbourne label about the humble Perth beginnings, the "dolewave" tag and two-decades spent searching for Australia's music identity.
In a way, The 1975 are the ultimate pop band. Their delectable slices of pop funk are accompanied by an incredibly carefully curated narrative — from their disappearing social media games, to strange cartoons that seemed to announce the end of the band, to their abrupt reappearance amid splashes of neon-pink — there’s not a piece of […]
Rock icon recalls an unpredictable Sid Vicious and reaction to Nancy Spungen's death in gripping new book.
From the singer-songwriter's future with Sony to what it means for other recording artists, we look for answers.
