When I received a text from the No Snakes’ lead guitarist, Marcus, that the band was ready for the interview,…
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Is Neil Young returning to Spotify an admittance of moral defeat after the stand he took taking it down in the first place? Maybe he just needs to be kinder to himself
A burgeoning star in the Australian indie rock scene, the Melbourne/Naarm band are learning the ropes of their infant fame…
You, your best friends, your friend’s boyfriend, your Hinge matches, your new and old coworkers, your former stepbrother, your uni…
Up At Night’s debut single throws listeners head first into a grungy, chaotic depiction of unrequited love.
Perhaps the only way to describe entering Violet Hull’s inner-city home on a Sunday is to capture it as a…
There are so many ambient albums that could be considered Impossible Vinyl, but there is one that leaps out in particular.
Sound is political — it is living, breathing and disturbing all at once. There’s music in silence and revolutions brewing in everyday sounds we encounter. Come traverse over lands with us listening to revolutionary music from different struggles around the world. I hope you enjoy listening to this playlist as much as I enjoyed making it!
Despite popular revivals in the 80s and 90s, rock today lives largely away from the mainstream. It exists mostly in pubs and bars, and that’s okay — it needn’t be widely commercially successful to be good or to have a point. Wherever it goes, its rebellious aura will live on.
If you want to know how to navigate life: look to the music of Joni Mitchell.
