What happens when you lose your understanding of the world? It’s a big question – one that indie darlings middle kids attempt to answer on Faith Crisis Pt 1

South Australia’s alt-country crooner Matt Ward is back on the tools with a fresh new sound for his single ‘Come Home Safe’.

The Hazys are injecting some fresh energy into the local scene with their heartfelt, groove-infused tracks. Here’s what to expect from their EP launch...

Ahead of their gig at The Gov, The Vaccines chat about perfectionism, the influence of nostalgia and what it means to be a band 13 years into the gig.

Ahead of their show at Hindley St Music Hall, Nothing But Thieves welcome us into the despotic universe they designed for their runaway fourth album, ‘Dead Club City’.

In the lead-up to Record Store Day, we chatted with Gordy Boy Records owner Ed Rooney about the store’s first foray into RSD.

We chatted with John from Rerun Records & Photography bout this year’s Record Store Day and what it means to them.

Ahead of Record Store Day, we chat with Footy from Adelaide institute Clarity Records about the big day and what they have planned.

Like Desert Island Discs. Only South Australian – and without the litigation from the BBC.

In the lead-up to Record Store Day, we chat with Adam from Crackle & Pop Records about what he has planned for this year’s event.

Pash are pulling heartstrings on their latest single, ‘Teenage Years’. Nic Bergoc from the up-and-coming, genre-defying indie act chats how they built their oh-so-tender tender track, band influences and what to expect at their next UniBar gig.

Ahead of their Adelaide show this month, we chat with The Damned bassist Paul Gray about joining the band, the return of Scabies and if this really is their final tour.

High energy, dance beats and weird noises are three things Thunder Speaks says you can expect from their album launch at Grace Emily Hotel. Azz from the twin-bass and synth-heavy band tells us more...

When it takes to Her Majesty’s Theatre stage this month, Elvis: A Musical Revolution, will grant audiences a behind-the-scenes look into the celebrated yet complex legacy of Elvis Presley.

God of political rock Peter Garrett talks about the loneliness of the screen age, playing under nature’s light show and why connectedness can get the good stuff done