Anthony Carew, Journalist
Anthony Carew is a Melbourne-based critic, writer and broadcaster. He presents The International Pop Underground on RRR FM. For almost two decades, he wrote the scathing film review column Film Carew for The Music.
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Pond’s Nick Allbrook: ‘I Feel Pretty Soppy About Live Music At The Moment’
Nick Allbrook says of Pond's brand-new album 'Stung!', "It’s got some kind of hue. But I don't think I’m bold enough a music critic to try and lock it down."
Tim Hecker's Songs Aren't About Anything, 'I Just Make Music That's Evocative'
Ahead of Tim Hecker's return to Australia for the ΩHM Festival of Other Music, The Music caught up with the Canadian musician for a chat about inspiration.
Alvvays On Their 'Coveted Memories' With Aus Act That They'll Treasure Forever
As Canadian indie rock band Alvvays make their way across Australia, lead singer Molly Rankin reflects on their previous trips down under and the impact of their 2022 album, 'Blue Rev'.
Deafheaven's Kerry McCoy On The Band's Biggest Fears Around 'Sunbather'
"There were people who thought the world would be a better place if our mothers had aborted us because we were disgracing black metal."
Tia Gostelow: 'I Felt Like I Wasn’t Relevant Anymore'
Tia Gostelow discusses the themes and musical choices behind her third album, Head Noise, before her upcoming festival appearances.
Nakhane On Making An 'Existential Sex Album'
Nakhane is returning to Australia for a run of shows —including at Sydney Worldpride, Brisbane's ΩHM and WOMADelaide.
John Carpenter: “I’ve Been Criticising ‘Halloween’ For A Long Time, So I Stepped Up”
"I might come back and make a movie in a year or two, let’s see. They’d have to pay me well. And pamper me. But, yeah, sure.”
‘Bowie Saved Everything; He Was A Bit Of A Hoarder’: ‘Moonage Daydream’ Director
“As all great artists do, his work wasn’t about him. It’s about us. It’s about the audience.”
The Music 2020 Writers' Poll: Anthony Carew
Here's what The Music's writers rated in 2020…
Hereos, Villains & Arseholes: Why Michael Jordan's 'The Last Dance' Doco Has Us All Hooked
"Sports shouldn’t work as a subject for a documentary. Its lure, and so much of its lore, comes from the simple fact that, at the start of any contest, the outcome is up in the air. Here, the history is already written."
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