Spotlight: Tynan Reibelt of Deadlights By Ellie Robinson published 10 May 21 The new album, The Uncanny Valley, is out May 21st
The Pretty Reckless’ Taylor Momsen: “It was very literally music that saved my life” By Ellie Robinson published 9 May 21 The new album, Death By Rock And Roll, serves as both a bright new beginning and a pertinent outlet for mourning
A Day To Remember’s Kevin Skaff: “We threw out the imaginary rulebook that never existed” By Ellie Robinson published 6 May 21 From EDM to Latin pop, metalcore and blues, ADTR cover it all on their major label debut
Mogwai’s Stuart Braithwaite: “2020 was such a crazy year that we were just trying to get through it more than anything else” By Ellie Robinson published 4 May 21 (Mostly) instrumental alt-rockers Mogwai head for the skies on their massive (and magnificent) tenth album
Tigers Jaw’s Ben Walsh: “This band has always had a really great sense of community around it” By Ellie Robinson published 2 May 21 The new and improved Tigers Jaw go especially big and bold on album #6
Spotlight: Marie Ulven Ringheim, a.k.a. Girl In Red By Ellie Robinson published 29 April 21 The new album, If I Could Make It Go Quiet, is out now via AWAL
Tomahawk’s Duane Denison: “There’s a political statement to be made in the whole concept of a band” By Ellie Robinson published 27 April 21 Even in an age where truly anything is possible, it’s pretty goddamn exciting to see Tomahawk back in action
Manchester Orchestra’s Andy Hull: “It was like we had only finished the edges of a 2,000-piece puzzle, and then we had to figure out the insides” By Ellie Robinson published 26 April 21 On The Million Masks Of God, Manchester Orchestra amp up the intensity tenfold with their sharpest, boldest and most opulent epic yet
Adrian Smith & Richie Kotzen: “The style of the record came from our instincts and how we play together” By Ellie Robinson published 25 April 21 What do you get when you put two of hard-rock’s biggest shredders in a room and tell them to get their blues on?
Manchester Orchestra: “A song is never finished, it's abandoned. If it were up to us, we'd have worked on this record our entire lives!” By Matt Parker published 23 April 21 Rob McDowell and Andy Hull on how the full circle of life, loss and a very special Martin fed into their monumental new album, The Million Masks of God
Middle Kids’ Hannah Joy: “This album is a bit more reflective – there’s a bit more space and it’s a bit more dynamic” By Ellie Robinson published 22 April 21 On their ambitious second album, the band take an axe to their formula and build a mansion from the rubble
Cat Popper: “Writing is complicated for me, because voices in my head tell me I should sound more like someone else” By Bass Player Staff published 22 April 21 Having earned her stripes playing bass with a laundry list of heavy hitters, Popper goes solo with new single, Maybe It's All Right
Steve Cropper: “I say to my guitars, ‘If you don’t perform tonight, you’re going to be firewood in the morning.’ And it always works!” By Greg Prato published 22 April 21 The veteran session man and member of the Blues Brothers band discusses his lengthy career, and brand-new solo album, Fire It Up
The Rubens’ Izaac Margin: “I’ve kind of gotten over the guitar sounding just like a guitar” By Ellie Robinson published 20 April 21 0202 is an ambitious epic for the Sydney pop-rockers, but to pull it off, they had to scale things way back
Carla Geneve: “It’s really honest and transparent songwriting about what I was going through” By Ellie Robinson published 18 April 21 Carla Geneve walks us through the poignantly honest origins of her show-stopping debut album
Spotlight: Rhys Hope of Highline By Ellie Robinson published 14 April 21 The new single, "Chasing Heaven", is out now independently
Greta Van Fleet’s Jake Kiszka: “We wanted to create something orgasmic and cinematic” By Ellie Robinson published 13 April 21 On LP2, the Kiszka brothers' love of film collides with their talents in rock 'n' roll
Cheap Trick’s Rick Nielsen: “We’ve loved Australia since the first time we went there in 1978” By Ellie Robinson published 8 April 21 Neilsen chats LP #20 and Cheap Trick's upcoming Australian tour, and bleeds a whole bunch
Producer Profile: Shane Edwards By Ellie Robinson published 4 April 21 Unlocking the secrets of Aussie hardcore's very own Willy Wonka
Foo Fighters’ Chris Shiflett: “In 25 years, we’ll all be on stools, playing ukuleles and doing ballads – but we might still be going!” By Ellie Robinson published 1 April 21 Gear, grooves, and... Ghosts!?