WAAX take stock before burning bright
Ever since the opening lines of Wisdom Teeth in 2014, we’ve been hooked on the driving…
Album Interview
Gang of Youths – Megastars in realtime
In a handful of years, Gang of Youths have grown from a beloved Sydney band into…
The past matters for Tasman Keith, but the future is bright
Tasman Keith's debut album, A Colour Undone, may have come together in less than a week,…
Jaguar Jonze on her debut and what it means to CUT through
"We're both just overcook noodles that are floundering about on the stage" - Jaguar Jonze Australia…
Royal Chant will never be a waste of time
Some bands work a little, some work hard and then there’s Royal Chant. Back in 2009,…
Eliza & The Delusionals mess with space and time
From the first strains of Eliza & The Delusionals debut album - Now and Then -…
Annie Hamilton takes us through the portal to the past
Annie Hamilton is a long-time friend of the station and a favourite of the Sydney music…
Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever evolve into Endless Rooms
Whilst Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever's third album is out just two years after their lockdown affected…
Uncovering The Boy within Harvey Sutherland
He has described himself as a disco minimalist. An artist that can create a vibe, a…
The Lazy Eyes complete their first chapter
Sometimes the greatest part of being an Australian music fan is watching the progression of artists…
Lisa Mitchell relocates to a quieter place
Since her debut album Wonder was released in 2009, spearheaded by the single Coin Laundry, Lisa…
Camp Cope provide a lesson in finding comfort
“Gorgeously restrained and gentle” is probably not a phrase that would have been used to describe…