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Eliza & The Delusionals: “This album was such a cathartic outlet – and realistically, the only one we had”
On their debut album, Eliza & The Delusionals reckon with the chaos of the present by embracing their pasts. Australian Guitar joins them for a trip down memory lane
Parkway Drive: “As a musician, I just can’t sit still with my legs crossed”
‘Darker Still’ almost killed Parkway Drive, but it also made them stronger than ever. Lead shredder Jeff Ling tells Australian Guitar exactly how the band’s seventh album has such empyreal power
Stella Donnelly: “I would find refuge in my music, rather than have it be something I felt like I needed to turn up for”
Written all over the country in a labyrinth of mental states, Stella Donnelly’s ‘Flood’ is an ambitiously deep listen. She unpacks it all for Australian Guitar
The Chats: “We’re sounding better than ever right now, and I’m f***ing stoked with that”
Australian Guitar dives headfirst into the mosh-ready madness of The Chats’ balls-to-the-wall second album, ‘Get F***ed’
Beddy Rays: “I think the music does a lot of speaking for itself”
Too many bands sweat the little things when it comes to making their debut albums. But as Beddy Rays tell Australian Guitar, they didn’t even think too hard about the big ones
Dune Rats: “We’ve been able to fine-tune our songwriting – we’re not a one-trick pony”
Album #4 might see Dune Rats put down the bongs, but they still throw one hell of a party. Australian Guitar has an invite, too – let’s make our way in…
Beach Bunny: “The songs resonated with me a lot, but I’m happy to be on the other side of them”
Behind its shimmery, space-themed sheen, Beach Bunny’s second album is an emotional rollercoaster. Australian Guitar takes a ride
