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Live Review: Good Things Festival, Melbourne 02/12/22
By Ellie Robinson published
“This edition offered one of the best festival experiences we’ve had in years”

NOFX’s Fat Mike on Australia, ‘Double Album’ and the power of pegging
By Ellie Robinson published
Ahead of the punk icons’ hotly awaited return down under, Australian Guitar gets the lowdown on NOFX’s upcoming 15th AND 16th albums, what the future holds beyond their final tour, and… Lots of sex stuff

Adalita: “I thought the songs were just too good to not release”
By Ellie Robinson published
Nine years in the making, Magic Dirt frontwoman Adalita has returned with her third solo album, ‘Inland’. Australian Guitar finds out why it’s worth the wait

Australian Guitar’s Fresh Frets: Vol. 12
By Ellie Robinson published
On the lookout for your next favourite Aussie band? You've come to the right place – here are five of the locals we're loving most at the moment!

Spotlight: Hallie
By Ellie Robinson published
The new EP, ‘This Is Love’, is out in February

Devin Townsend: “I’m a pretty tranquil person, but that’s mixed with a constant undercurrent of anxiety and intensity”
By Ellie Robinson published
Devin Townsend is back at his theatrical best, presenting his most refined self on ‘Lightwork’. Australian Guitar taps into the brightness

L.S. Dunes: “We needed a place to put our hearts and souls, musically, during the pandemic”
By Ellie Robinson published
L.S. Dunes might comprise members of the most iconic bands in post-hardcore, but you shouldn’t dare call them a “supergroup”. Australian Guitar finds out why

Slowly Slowly: “I want to help people party through the pain”
By Ellie Robinson published
On their game-changing fifth album, Slowly Slowly slam their darkest lyrics into their brightest songs, making for one hell of a musical rollercoaster. Australian Guitar takes it for a ride

Joji Malani, aka Pei: “As a solo artist, I’m able to be way more intentional about everything”
By Ellie Robinson last updated
On his debut album as Pei, ex-Gang Of Youths strummer Joji Malani welcomes us to a world of technicolour indie-pop. Australian Guitar takes a first-class tour

Live Review: Enter Shikari, Melbourne 11/11/22
By Ellie Robinson published
"Even after six albums and 20-plus years of thrashing up a storm, Enter Shikari are still one of a kind"

Spotlight: Viktor Rufus of Kirklandd
By Ellie Robinson published
The new single, ‘OTHERSIDE’, is out now

Nova Twins: “Half of my family is from Australia, so I’ve always wanted to go and see what the vibe’s like”
By Ellie Robinson published
Less than a month away from their live debut Down Under, Nova Twins take Australian Guitar behind the scenes of their audio-visual assault

Sly Withers: “For however challenging it was to dive that deep into our songs, it was equally exciting”
By Ellie Robinson published
Just a year on from their second album, Sly Withers have returned with clearer minds and catchier hooks. Australian Guitar journeys through the fierce rock foliage of ‘Overgrown’

Ocean Alley: “We’re definitely conscious of trying to give each other space”
By Ellie Robinson published
Australian Guitar gets groovy with the kings of cruise-rock, Ocean Alley

Alter Bridge: “By learning how to turn down the noise in my brain, I can centre in on the music”
By Australian Guitar published
As they wade through the waters of the new world around them, Alter Bridge have grown a new appreciation for their art, and developed new perspectives for how they should approach it

Orianthi: “I wanted the verses to focus more on storytelling than aggression”
By Australian Guitar published
Orianthi’s fifth studio album, ‘Rock Candy’, is pretty damn sweet. The Adelaide pop-rocker tells us how it came about

Big Scary: “Our mental ethos played a big part in how the songs came together”
By Ellie Robinson published
Just a year after dropping their “comeback” album, Big Scary have already whipped up another – and this one, thankfully, sees them bring the guitar back