Sorority Noise: You’re Not As Alone As You Think
Ahead of the release of a new album this week, we spoke to SoNo frontman Cam Boucher about the impact of friendship on their music.
Zeal & Ardor – Devil Is Fine
“If the metal genre is usually a horror movie, Devil is Fine is its Oscar-bait counterpart.”
Creeper: Back in Time
As Creeper prepare to release their début album, Will Gould talks to us about rebuilding the artist-audience barrier.
Suicide Silence: “Sticking To A Scene Would Be ‘Selling Out'”
Suicide Silence refuse to be, y’know, silenced.
Laura Stevenson: Working On It
A career in music is an uncertain venture – and that’s okay.
Alex Lahey: Graduation
Talking heartbreak, punk rock and normality with one of Australia’s most exciting new talents.
Finding A Home In A Scene That Wasn’t Built For Me
“That was the first night I remember counting the non-white people at a show. The number fit on one hand.”
Introducing: American Clay
This is a very good band that you should probably listen to.
Can’t Swim: Diving In Headfirst
A profile on one of the world’s fastest-rising bands as they get set to drop their debut full-length.
Vagabon – Infinite Worlds
Laetitia Tamko has found the perfect balance between the grounded and the ethereal.
Sepultura – Machine Messiah
“… a place where subgenres are a secondary concern to making something which kicks ten-tonnes of ass.”
Don’t Call It A Comeback
Rob Barbour casts his eye over a legacy band renaissance
Cymbals Eat Guitars – “It Wasn’t Easy”
Matthew Whipple talks past years and Pretty Years
In Conversation With Laura Jane Grace
We sit down for a chat with the Against Me! frontwoman after the busiest 12 months of her life.
Cloud Nothings – Life Without Sound
“If Here And Nowhere Else saw Cloud Nothings forcibly breaking out of a monotonous routine, Life Without Sound is the band finding themselves in a fresh, more considered world, and opening themselves up to a whole new future.”
The Menzingers – After The Party
“The Menzingers are exactly what we need.”
