Petrol Girls: The Power Of Sound
Editor Kristy Diaz speaks to Ren Aldridge of Petrol Girls about their latest record, and the toll of fighting the good fight
The Ballad of Big Nothing
Pat Graham talks to Rob Mair about Spraynard’s legacy, starting anew, and the conflict of balancing ‘success’ with a DIY ethic.
Angel Du$t: “Hardcore is a youth movement”
Mia Hughes talks to frontman Justice Tripp about experimentation and the state of modern hardcore
ICYMI – Pkew Pkew Pkew: Optimal Lifestyles
Paris Fawcett has some big feelings about the latest record from Pkew Pkew Pkew
Holding Patterns: Endless Farewell
Rob Mair chats to Holding Patterns about their new record, rising from the ashes of Crash Of Rhinos, and….Norwich City Football Club?
ICYMI – PUP: Morbid Stuff
Mia Hughes gets to grips with the latest record from Toronto punks PUP
ICYMI – A. A. Williams: A. A. Williams
Yes, *another* Holy Roar act.
Overcoming Adversity with Weakened Friends
Rob Mair talks to Weakened Friends about unexpected struggles, transparency and becoming comfortable with your own voice.
Typesetter: Ambitious Moves
Typesetter sit down for a chat with Ryan Wilkinson about tea, toxic masculinity and their latest record
ICYMI – Problem Daughter: Grow Up Trash
Rob Mair defends pop punk after hearing the latest offering from Problem Daughter
Field Medic: “Music is where the dark truths should go to live”
Mia Hughes talks to Kevin Patrick about vulnerability and the challenges of touring alone.
Okay, this time you can call it a comeback
To quote one of our favourite artists, it’s been a while.
Track 7 AOTY 2018
In an exceptional year for music, we made some lists and wrote some words. Here are those things.
AOTY: Mia Hughes
“Moser tells stories like the best of them, in her words and in her music; every scene she sets so rich and crucial.”
AOTY: Jade Curson
“Anger is the dominating force on Cheer”
AOTY: Ryan De Freitas
“No band has articulated those moments of glorious, empowering nihilism as well as The Nil’
