Interview with Indie rock legends Custard.
Led by frontman and guitarist David McCormack, Brisbane’s Custard made important inroads in Australian indie circles with their 1991 debutContinue Reading
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Caravãna Sun’s Ant Beard, aka Caspia, talks about his debut single ‘ALONE’.
Caspia is the solo project of Caravãna Sun’s bass player, Ant Beard. In a lot of ways, his solo ventureContinue Reading
Classic songs: ‘Bullet With Butterfly Wings’ by The Smashing Pumpkins.
The band I remember as The Smashing Pumpkins broke up in 2000, after 11 eventful years together. At the timeContinue Reading
Songs about overcoming adversity: ‘Paranoia’ by Liza Anne.
What I really like about Nashville based Liza Anne is how quickly she has evolved as a musician. She’s takenContinue Reading
Birds of Tokyo’s Adam Weston talks Human Design: “There’s no possible way we could have written any other sort of record.”
Can you believe thirteen years ago the Birds of Toyko released their acclaimed debut album Day One! Since then, theContinue Reading
On my stereo this week: ‘In a Good Way’ by Faye Webster.
In the middle of last year, Faye Webster came across my radar via various spotify recommendations. Upon listening to herContinue Reading
Classic albums: Jagged Little Pill Is Still Awesome!
Before the year 1995, I have to admit I had never heard of Alanis Morissette. I think its fair toContinue Reading
Classic songs: Sonic Youth’s ‘Bull In The Heather’.
Born in 1981 and amicably calling it quits in 2011, Sonic Youth were one of the coolest rock bands toContinue Reading
Classic albums: Madonna, Bedtime Stories (1994).
The shitstorm that followed the simultaneous release of Madonna’s fifth album Erotica and her controversial book Sex was unprecedented in late 1992. Madonna wasContinue Reading
The Dangerous Age: Sean Sennett talks about his collaborative effort with Kate Ceberano and Steve Kilbey.
When I heard last year Australian music legends Kate Ceberano, Steve Kilbey and Sean Sennett were working on a new project together, I was immediately curiousContinue Reading
