Trippie Redd and Travis Barker on The Creation Of ‘NEON SHARK’
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Sose Fuamoli talks to both Trippie Redd and Travis Barker about how they created one of the most innovative and versatile albums of the year.
The Rubens’ Long and Winding Road to ‘0202’
Posted in: Music Features premiumAfter the frustrating events of 2020, The Rubens have kicked off this year with the release of their long-awaited fourth album, '0202'.
Diving Deep Into the triple j Hottest 100 of 2020
Posted in: Music Features premiumCapping off a phenomenal year of music, the triple j Hottest 100 of 2020 featured close calls, political appearances, and plenty of good tunes.
Mortality, Existentialism, and Left Turns: The Avalanches on ‘We Will Always Love You’
With their third album arriving just four years on from the long-awaited 'Wildflower', The Avalanches discuss life, a lack of samples, and how they ended up making an Avalanches record to spite themselves.
Sia: Inside the World of A Reclusive Pop Icon
Posted in: Music Features premiumShe's spent years as one of the world’s most in-demand songwriters, one of Australia’s biggest musical exports, and faced countless demons. Now, armed with her directorial debut, and having adopted two sons into her family, Sia has finally found the happiness she’s long searched for.
The Serious Side of Tim Minchin
Posted in: Music Features premiumAfter years spent as a prolific songwriter, composer, and lyricist, Tim Minchin has eschewed comedy to deliver his debut studio album, 'Apart Together'.
The Modern Revival of Something for Kate
Posted in: Music Features premiumEight years on from their last record, Something for Kate have returned with one of their finest albums to date, with 'The Modern Medieval' leaving them feeling like a new band once again.
Cognitive Frontiers: 250 Years After Cook’s Arrival, Are We Ready to Talk?
Posted in: Culture Features premiumWaanyi artist Gordon Hookey has spent a lifetime raging against the system to explore these themes. The recent anniversary of Cook’s arrival at Botany Bay, and the events since, show why Hookey’s message matters more than ever.
The Undeniable Contribution of Archie Roach’s ‘Charcoal Lane’
Posted in: Music Features premiumThirty years on from the release of Archie Roach’s groundbreaking debut, 'Charcoal Lane', Jack Latimore looks back on the iconic record.
New Age Missionaries: The World of Christian Instagram Influencers
Posted in: Culture Features premiumSocial media has become the new street corner soapbox for Christian activists – and their message is more potent than ever.
