Having just released his hotly anticipated sophomore album, The Other Side, Tyne-James Organ chatted with The Note about the making of the album, mental health struggles and his friendship with rapper Allday.

he Note was lucky enough to catch up with Little Birdy’s charismatic frontwoman Katie Steele to discuss the memories of BigBIgLove, Australian festivals, the band’s astonishing career trajectory, and so much more.

Growth, vulnerability and confusion coalesce in Spacey Jane’s third studio album, If That Makes Sense. Frontman Caleb Harper opens up about the self-reckoning, compassion, and connection behind their most ambitious record yet

Embarking on a national tour to celebrate the tenth anniversary of their seminal EP, Black Label, Ocean Grove vocalist Dale Tanner chats with The Note about the band’s early days, Sam Bassal’s impact and what to expect from their upcoming tour.

The Note chats with UnderOath’s charismatic frontman Spencer Chamberlain after the quintet’s whirlwind Australian tour about their latest full-length, its life-altering lyrical inspirations, and so much more.

Ahead of the release of the band’s documentary The Ending Goes Forever, The Note chatted with frontman Tim Steward about Screamfeeder’s beginnings, the band’s failed American experience and why now is the right time to tell their story.

Mid-coast hardcore outfit FREEGOLF are ready to unleash at Adelaide Beer & BBQ Fest’s 10th birthday, but not before chatting about their origin story and next steps…

The Note speaks with The Chats’ frontman Eamon Sandwith about the pressure of releasing their debut album, decoding Aussie slang with Iggy Pop and working with ‘Democracy Manifest’ mastermind, Cecil George Edwards.

SONS OF ZÖKU member and The Note’s Account Manager Oscar Ellery gives us the lowdown on his favourite songs, album and music-related moment.

Mount Gambier’s Sexy as Shit join the Coast to Coast tour, which visits Adelaide, Melbourne and the pair’s hometown with Molly Rocket and Dole Manchild. Here, the band shares how these shows reinvigorate local scenes…

You Am I drummer Russell 'Rusty' Hopkinson speaks with The Note about recording the LP alongside Sonic Youth’s Lee Ranaldo in New York and what to expect from their upcoming tour

Ahead of Velvet Bloom’s Adelaide appearance in July, we caught up with vocalist Maddy Herbert and chatted about the making of the album, signing with Yama-Nui Records and the band’s approach to songwriting.

Original music starts and ends at Australia’s grassroots music venues. And now, there’s a new national initiative fighting to keep them alive: the Australian Music Venue Foundation.

In the lead-up to Yächtley Crëw’s Aussie tour, we chatted with vocalist Philly Ocean about the tour and the rise of yacht rock, along with his five favourite yacht rock songs fans can expect to hear as part of their Aussie tour set.

Returning with grunge-adjacent track ‘Big Think’, Oscar the Wild remind us why getting eight hours of sleep can lead to moments of brilliance, new directions and great gigs.

Rising Aussie singer, songwriter and producer Holly Hebe chats with The Note about her love of Nikki Webster, being inspired by Netflix’s One Day and the importance of having a strong supporter base.

In the lead-up to the release of Chris Parkinson’s debut solo album, Children During Wartime, the local legend chatted with The Note about making the record and his favourite songs, albums and musical moments.

Old Mervs are coasting into shore in tow with their hotly anticipated self-titled album. The two-piece tell all on what it takes to build a genre-blind debut LP

Ahead of Josh Pyke’s concert alongside the ASO this April, the Sydney native waxes lyrical about his “watershed” record and wrangling an orchestra.

Heading Down Under to celebrate the 20th anniversary of his debut album, Sings Walkin' And Talkin' And Other Smash Hits!, Eli “Paperboy Reed” chatted with The Note about punk music, Motörhead and Merle Haggard.

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

Ahead of their album launch at The Gov this weekend, we chatted with Paul Lewis, drummer for local thrash metal trio Hidden Intent, about their new album Terrorform, performing at Froth & Fury Fest and what to expect from their album launch.

The next month will see Alexander Flood play Renew Adelaide’s Westbound festival, launch an album and play interstate. There’s no rest for this multi-hyphenate, genre-blind music sensation.

Ahead of The Presets’ exclusive DJ set at Gluttony for Adelaide Fringe, Julian Hamilton – one-half of the multi-award-winning Sydney outfit – lets loose about their craziest shows, cracking Adelaide’s music scene and what country has the best salt and vinegar chips.

Post-pub-rock act Ricky Albeck spills on hosting a Honky Tonk at the Cranker every second Tuesday, featuring a five-piece country band (with pedal steals and violins no less), guest appearances and great country tracks…

ARIA award-winning singer-songwriter Emily Wurramara is taking her record of rebirth to WOMADelaide, ready to inspire audiences with its authentic messages of self-compassion and resilience.

Norman Cook has come a long way.

One of Australia’s great singer-songwriters, Peter Bibby is celebrating the 10th anniversary of his classic debut album, Butcher / Hairstylist / Beautician, with an Australian tour. Ahead of his Adelaide show at the Cranker, Bibby waxed lyrical about the record, the tour and his views on how music is consumed.

Rum Jungle Vocalist Benny McIntyre tells all on the stories and sounds that make this record your next must-listen

Performing at WOMADeliade this weekend as part of her Australian tour, Bess Atwell chats about her creative process, relationship with honesty and performing in Australia.