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When the Scissor Sisters came to an end in 2012, we lost one of the most colourful and entertaining pop acts of the 21 century. Unfairly boiled down to one or two key hit singles, the band were imperative to LGBT visibility in the cultural mainstream as it grew and evolved in the 2000s – […]
Many of us can link a certain album to pivotal moments in our lives. Whether it’s the first record you bought with your own money, the chord you first learnt to play on guitar, the song that soundtracked your first kiss, the album that got you those awkward and painful pubescent years or the one […]
Perth-bred, Melbourne-based artist Morgan Bain has given a stunning and beautiful depiction of mental health and male vulnerability in his video for latest single, ‘Blood.’ The song comes as a change of songwriting for Bain, whose style altered after completing a three-week long drive from Perth to Melbourne. “On that drive I was contemplating a […]
The emo origin story features a rich cast of bands, though few were as formative on the genre itself as American Football. The band released just one record, LP1, back in 1999 before going to ground, but that album was seminal enough to sustain the genre for the entire next decade. In 2016 – 17 […]
Melbourne riff monsters The Last Martyr have returned with a massive new slice of melodic post-hardcore dubbed ‘Fear’. Premiering exclusively via Music Feeds below, the heavy-hitting jam is for fans who enjoy a combo of soaring melodies, pummelling guitars and tastefully employed, goosebump-inducing screams. “There are two main concepts to ‘Fear’,” vocalist Monica Strut explains. […]
To say the past decade has been a wild ride for Californian rockers Rival Sons would be an understatement. In between extensive touring supporting the likes of Black Sabbath, KISS, Aerosmith and Deep Purple, the prolific group have simultaneously cemented their reputation as a juggernaut in the studio, with last year seeing the release of […]
Many of us can link a certain album to pivotal moments in our lives. Whether it’s the first record you bought with your own money, the chord you first learnt to play on guitar, the song that soundtracked your first kiss, the album that got you those awkward and painful pubescent years or the one […]
This is the story of Nicholas Allbrook. A kid from Derby who moved to Perth then travelled the world with POND and Tame Impala. An individual who will probably play music until he drops. A poet, illustrator of children’s books, and occasional essayist. Someone that for all of his cultured achievement still gets yelled at from passing cars when he […]
Anthony Jeselnik is the Dark Prince of Comedy. There is no topic too sacred for him to skewer, no ground too sacrosanct for him to excoriate with his withering delivery. Jeselnik is the Death Valley of comedy – dry, scorching hot, and lethal to the unprepared. Anthony Jeselnik has made an art form out of […]
Julia Jacklin is in bed when she’s connected to Music Feeds on a Thursday morning. The exhaustion has definitely set in – “it’s too early for this” she groans with a laugh, “and it’s not even that early”! No judgement here, of course – not only is that where all of us would rather be […]
