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In the first of a new Rolling Stone AU/NZ series, Jimmy Barnes and Don Walker reflect on the legacy of Cold Chisel’s first album from 1978
"My first time ever in Aotearoa. Long overdue - see you there?" the singer-songwriter wrote on social media today
For the past two decades, Bliss n Eso have been at the pinnacle of Australian hip hop. Mushroom Group and Michael Gudinski helped get them there.
"Family, community, Ancestral knowledge, spirituality, interpersonal relationships… these things continue to be most important to me," Mo'Ju says
In this new Rolling Stone Australia column, we unearth the most exciting and innovative emerging artists around the country
'How Many Dreams?' is a sonic shift, introducing elements of dance and orchestration without messing with the winning template.
A highlight of the album comes when it jarringly transitions from a pub-rock-style cover of Coldplay’s enduring love song “Yellow”, to a track titled “Biggest C*nt In The World”.
Missy Higgins has followed The Temper Trap in covering an Australian classic to celebrate Mushroom Group's landmark anniversary
DMA’S member Johnny Took tells Rolling Stone AU/NZ about their new album ‘How Many Dreams?’, their most challenging record to make to date
The uplifting track will feature on the Melbourne trio's newly announced third album, 'All Her Plans'
