
Amyl and the Sniffers Are Rolling Stone AU/NZ’s Next Cover Stars
The Melbourne punk-rock standouts grace the cover of our March-May issue, which hits newsstands in Australia and New Zealand from Monday, March 3rd
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Subscribe NowThe Melbourne punk-rock standouts grace the cover of our March-May issue, which hits newsstands in Australia and New Zealand from Monday, March 3rd
“Amyl and the Sniffers," Fontaines D.C. singer Grian Chatten remarked, "you’re one of the most inspiring bands in the world at the moment."
Amyl and the Sniffers have issued a statement in response to allegations that a concertgoer was sexually assaulted and harassed while in the crowd at the band's show in Brisbane last week
The Melbourne punks cement themselves as the pre-eminent Australian rock band of their generation on mature, energetic third album
The punk rock band's third studio album, 'Cartoon Darkness', has been released today
"This song was written because a lot of people in my life are struggling financially," says band's singer Amy Taylor
Taylor urged women and artists to “turn the volume down on the bad stuff, turn the volume up on the good stuff,” dream big and celebrate success
Amyl and the Sniffers singer Amy Taylor says album will explore themes like climate crisis, war, and AI
Amyl and the Sniffers rail against the "bitchy high school way that the music community still is" in their new single
To celebrate Women’s History Month, Amy Taylor of Amyl and The Sniffers, Tkay Maidza, Tori Forsyth and nine other local artists were photographed for Rolling Stone AU/NZ. They brought their daring, strong, vulnerable and unflappable composure to the following pages for a photo essay which celebrates women leading the way in Australian music. In their […]