Latest articles by Ellie Robinson
AG goes one-on-one with the artists set to make history Bluesfest's all-Aussie comeback edition. This week, we're chatting with Hiatus Kaiyote
It's the latest single from Bernasconi's fast-approaching third album, 'Sleeping Like A Maniac' (or SLAM, of short)
AG goes one-on-one with the artists set to make history Bluesfest's all-Aussie comeback edition. This week, we're chatting with The Living End
AG goes one-on-one with the artists set to make history Bluesfest's all-Aussie comeback edition. This week, we're chatting with All Our Exes Live In Texas
Ahead of their tour celebrating 2000’s Jet Age this September, Jason Slack gives us an exclusive tease of the homemade guitar he’ll be playing on it
AG goes one-on-one with the artists set to make history Bluesfest's all-Aussie comeback edition. This week, we're chatting with Tex Perkins
After nine years (that felt more like 90), the psych-rock powerhouse have finally minted their fourth album – a furiously fun, rivetingly raucous affair
AG goes one-on-one with the artists set to make history Bluesfest's all-Aussie comeback edition. This week, we're chatting with Jeff Lang
On the brisk and bubbly new album from The Jungle Giants, the guitar plays a very ~interesting~ role
Gareth Liddiard explains why he feels the inescapable need to expose the dangers of conspiracy culture, and why the analogue fad should f*** right off
AG goes one-on-one with the artists set to make history Bluesfest's all-Aussie comeback edition. This week, we're chatting with Ross Wilson
On the lookout for your next favourite Aussie band? You've come to the right place – here are eight of the locals we're loving most at the moment!
With 30 years of practise, wisdom, and hard-as-nails rockin’ under their belts, the Jets have returned to their landmark 1991 debut to celebrate it with a new vision
AG goes one-on-one with the artists set to make history Bluesfest's all-Aussie comeback edition. This week, we're chatting with Hussy Hicks
Nowhere Generation, their ninth album, comes at a particularly touchy time in the Western world’s sociopolitical landscape – particularly for its younger folk
On their loud and lively third album – the aptly titled Now We’re Cookin’ – the bonafide rock dogs in Polish Club take a big ol’ bite of the pop pie
After what feels like the longest two years in history, DZ Deathrays bring their Positive Rising era to an explosive peak, delivering riffs aplenty on a tight and turbulent new long-player
As they inch evermore closer to their third decade of pop-rock predominance, Rivers Cuomo and co. have set an ambitious course to Weez where Weezer have never Weezed before
