Debbie Carr, Journalist
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Yours Truly, on the cathartic self-care of writing their debut album
On their debut album Self Care, Sydney punk-pop group Yours Truly look into themselves to find therapy through a trying time..
The graceful maturation of San Cisco: “We’re getting old.”
As they reach into their 30s, San Cisco are growing up, and their new record Between You and Me shows how to do it gracefully..
Glass Animals’ Dave Bayley is ready to break down his walls
On their third album Dreamland, Glass Animals frontman Dave Bayley steps out from the shadows and brings us into his world..
Phoebe Bridgers, and the whimsical melancholy of Punisher
On her second solo album, Phoebe Bridgers navigates yearning through songs that feel plucked from a fantasy lullaby..
Striving for boldness (and avoiding boredom) with The 1975
On The 1975’s genre-fleeting new record Notes On A Conditional Form, the UK band attempts to make sense of the madness..
Soccer Mommy and the coloured catharsis of Color Theory
On her second album color theory, Soccer Mommy contrasts bright melodies with the gloomy darkness of her last few years..
With Race Car Blues, Slowly Slowly are reaching their true selves
On Race Car Blues, the band's third record, Slowly Slowly shift perspectives and chase something bigger (most of the time)..
Inside Short Stack’s unexpected revival: "It’s a very strange feeling"
Before they reunite for the first time in four years this July, Shaun Diviney takes us into the world of Short Stack once again..
Accepting Flaws & Finding Therapy: Inside Montaigne's Complex
On her new album, Montaigne navigates the complexities of growing up - something she's done a lot of since Glorious Heights..
No Apologies: The feverish fierceness of WAAX
In the midst of a ruckus-inducing headline tour, we talk to Maz DeVita about WAAX's debut album, Big Grief..
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