Ella Hooper, Phantastic Ferniture and more music you need to hear this month Joseph Earp puts the microscope under the latest Australian releases. This month: Ella Hooper, Little Ugly Girls, Phantastic Ferniture and Deaf Wish.
Betty Davis’ sexual revolution: the funk trailblazer’s legacy Funk pioneer Betty Davis’ sexual politics were too much for the ’70s. As Tim Byrnes writes, the world has finally caught up.
Superorganism turn chaos into communication on debut album With eight members, art-pop collective Superorganism function as a intricate hive mind. Read our interview ahead of their upcoming Australian shows.
Pagan are metal outcasts – and wouldn’t have it any other way Melbourne powerhouse Pagan refuse to follow the rules of genre. Ahead of the release of debut album Black Wash, read our interview with the band.
Belinda Carlisle touring Australia for Runaway Horses 30th anniversary The iconic artist has revealed a slew of Australian dates to commemorate three decades since the release of Runaway Horses.
William Shatner’s discography is essential listening William Shatner is best-known for his role on Star Trek. Here, David James Young argues that his music is just as worthy of praise.
Cry Club are the glitter-soaked pop band of your dreams Wollongong two-piece Cry Club combine post-punk edge with bubblegum hooks. Belinda Quinn talks to the band about why pop isn't a dirty word.
The Eminem Shitshow: whatever happened to Marshall Mathers? Almost two decades after Eminem released his major label debut The Slim Shady LP, Lisa Dib dissects the rapper's rise and fall.
High Tension’s Karina Utomo talks cathartic new album Purge Having just released third album Purge, Karina Utomo of Melbourne band High Tension talks to Allison Gallagher about using songwriting for reflection.
Albert Hammond Jr. on the road to self-confidence On the eve of an Australian tour, Strokes guitarist Albert Hammond Jr. talks with Natalie Rogers about new solo album Francis Trouble.
