Tyler Jenke

Tyler Jenke is the Adelaide-born, Melbourne-based Editor of Rolling Stone Australia. You can usually catch him reading up on Hottest 100 statistics, or in the front row of a Bad//Dreems concert.

Image of The Goon Sax, who will perform at Brisbane's 4ZZZ for the Sounds Like Community Radio live broadcast

Brisbane’s 4ZZZ to present Sounds Like Community Radio live broadcast

Brisbane's 4ZZZ radio station is set to honour the hard-working folks behind the community radio that Australians tune into every day.

Battles have shared the first single to their new album, ‘Juice B Crypts’

“It’s about chord progressions, resolutions, returning home," says Battles guitarist Ian Williams of the group's upcoming fourth album.

James Hetfield calls woman who scared away cougar with Metallica song

James Hetfield has caught up with one of his dedicated fans, giving a call to the woman who made headlines for scaring away a cougar by blasting Metallica.

Brockhampton two albums in 2021, Kevin Abstract says

BROCKHAMPTON release new song, ‘If You Pray Right’

BROCKHAMPTON are set to release the new song on their upcoming fifth album, 'Ginger', which will arrive sometime this month.

Image of Nicolas Cage performing Prince's 'Purple Rain' at a karaoke bar

Nicolas Cage has opened up about his famous Prince karaoke session

"I wasn’t even doing that to sing," Nicolas Cage explained of the footage that went viral earlier this year. "It was more like primal-scream therapy."

Rare Jeff Buckley live albums are coming to streaming services

The Jeff Buckley recordings will hit streaming services later this month on the 25th anniversary of his debut album, 'Grace'

Cropped portion of the album cover of the first record by The White Stripes

The White Stripes announce 20th anniversary box set of debut album

"1999 was a pivotal year for The White Stripes," Third Man Records wrote, announcing a special box set reissue of the band's debut record.

Image of famed indie-rock musician David Berman

David Berman of Silver Jews and Purple Mountains dead at 52

David Berman rose to fame throughout the '90s as the poetic frontman of indie-rock icons the SIlver Jews, releasing his latest album just last month.

US metal outfit Tool in a promotional image ahead of the release of 'Fear Inoculum'

Tool have released ‘Fear Inoculum’, their first new single in 13 years

After 13 years of waiting, Tool have finally released the first single from their upcoming record, with 'Fear Inoculum' finally ending the musical drought.