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Following the release of their brand new EP A State Of Living In An Objective Reality off the back of a huge North American tour, we got in touch with Eliza and the Delusionals to find out what inspired their latest collection of dazzling indie-rock.
We had the pleasure of chatting with Melbourne-based singer/songwriter/pop-queen Madi Leeds about her brand new single and music video ‘Spinelli’, a true synth-pop masterpiece.
Following the release of their new EP Ok Now What last Friday, we had the pleasure of catching up with Melbourne sweethearts Go Get Mum to find out more about their latest batch of charming jangle-pop goodness.
Ahead of the release of his debut album, out tomorrow through Dinosaur City Records, we had bedroom-pop mastermind Nick Griffith talk us through the dizzyingly playful world of 7am.
Following the release of ‘Masquerade’ last week, a rousing indie-rock gem packed with striking emotion and dizzying highs, we had the members of Wilderglow interview each other to make sure the quartet weren’t hiding behind any masks of their own.
Polish post-hardcore outfit Love Glove have teamed up with Melbourne’s own post-punk madcap SERF to release a split EP, and we caught up with them to break down what became their uniquely dreary portrait of the current state of global affairs.
Off the back of the release of ‘Oxytoxic’ earlier this week, we caught up with future-punk prime mover RACKETT to find out what inspired their latest blast of eccentric electronica and its vibrant new clip.
Following the release of ‘Lonely Peak’ last month, a thrilling single that takes us on a spiritual excursion through jazz, neo-soul and psychedelia, we got in touch with Oliver Hughes, leader of Brisbane’s Aubergine, to find out about the group’s rise and what’s to come next.
Off the back of the release of ‘Life’s Good’, the new feel-good/feel-bad garage-rock belter from The Rollercanes, we had the pleasure of picking the brain of frontman Daniel Wright to take a look at the inner goings-on of the band.
Ahead of the Brunswick Music Feastival tomorrow – a show which will see a spread of Melbourne’s tastiest bands teaming up for what they’re describing as a “six-course serving of aural degustation” – we jumped in on a chat between Crepes, Eggy and Baked Beans, in hope of finding out what’s set to go down.
From terrifying encounters with the sublime to moments of introspection, Boats’ new EP Demos is a thought-provoking body of work that pushes the boundaries of conventional songwriting to transport us somewhere else completely.
Following a string of singles in 2019, Pollyman have just unleashed their self titled debut album, a staggering eight tracks that move through the voracity of genre hybridity with casual ease. As it turns one week old, we had frontman George Caroll Wilson talk us through Pollyman track by track.
