Australian Guitar Magazine

"Despite running just short of 20 minutes, Gohst unfurls a sprawling musicality on the disc..."

The soul-bearing new opus from Liz Stringer is some of her strongest, and undoubtedly most poignant, work to date

Rejuvenated by a lineup shuffle and a spirited new creative dynamic, Scottish rockers Teenage Fanclub make album #11 another effortless hit

Almost a whole damn decade in the making, The Offspring are officially back in top form with their timely new album, Let The Bad Times Roll

No Gods No Masters. That’s the title of the hotly awaited new jam-fest from the pop-rock mainstays in Garbage – but it’s also the mission statement they avowed when they gathered in the Californian desert to make it

The new album, Sucker Supreme, is out now

"Gardens is a bold, widescreen punk epic well worth diving into..."

Australian Guitar gets down to the wire with a renowned Custom Shop artisan to learn all about his latest psychedelic work of art

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!

"It’s impressive, the dexterity with which the band play into the smokiness and sleaze of their Southern influences..."

For album #3, Royal Blood shed the limitations of a two-piece to deliver a hard-out epic of explosive punk, groove-laden soul and rip-roaring dance-rock

Following a well-earned rise to stardom, UK alt-rockers Wolf Alice leap to even grander heights with their dreamy and deep new album, Blue Weekend

"Repeat listens are crucial to appreciate these layered and luminous soundscapes..."

Teenage Joans are one of the most exciting new names in Australian alt-rock. And with their punchy and powerful debut EP, they’re making an ironclad case for their eventual reign at the top of the food chain

Now that we’ve all had a chance to soak in the wicked riffs that pillar Gigaton, Mike McCready is giving us a chance to shred them out for ourselves, thanks to his new signature Fender Stratocaster

The new EP, Colours We Won't Know, is out May 28th

"Even at an hour long, The Small Calamities only left us wanting more with the equal-parts offbeat and opulent Moments Of Impact..."

Stacked wall to wall with all-out bangers, it’s hard to believe Waterparks were being completely tongue-in-cheek when they named their new album Greatest Hits

The new EP from Mannequin Pussy saved the trio from the brink of collapse after an especially rough 2020 – so it’s fitting they called it Perfect