Fresh from their fourth #1 album and worldwide tour, drummer Ben Thatcher chats Back To The Water Below, jamming on a speed boat and heading Down Under this December

With their vintage-pop beat and ‘honey-and-gravel’ tones, Doctor DeSoto has been serenading Adelaide since 2013. Frontman Mikey Green spills the beans on the band’s new album and next show...

Nocturnal Animals, tell us about their new release ‘Panic Attack’ and what to expect from their live gig at Lowlife Bar this month.

For 40 years, they’ve been working hard and playing loud. Ahead of their gig at Lion Arts Factory, drummer Dean Muller looks back at what it means to be a Cosmic Psycho…

Founder Margie Budich looks back at the early days of Rip It Up — how it started, how it worked and how it became Adelaide’s go-to street press publication for all things music…

In a sweet interview with The Note, Driller opens up on how Sugar started, how Sugar very nearly ended and how the Gonzo Group came to the rescue.

Electrifying three-piece Tonix take us through Summer Grad Festival, pinch-me moments and new year’s resolutions.

We chat with Todd Bennett from Sixteen Hands High ahead of their show Outlaw’d. Featuring Matt Ward & the Rising Sons, Courtney & Snooks, Brave Mistakes, Jemma Nicole, Ryan Underhill & the Briar Patch and Bennett & co.

Harvest Rock was an action packed weekend featuring good wine, good brews, good food, and good vibes. The music was pretty good too! With Jamiruqai, Beck, Nile Rodgers and Paul Kelly all rocking the main stage.

John Scott from alt-metal band The Mark Of Cain speaks on re-releasing their Ill At Ease album, its Henry Rollins connection and what Adelaide was like in the ’90s.

West Thebarton’s Reverend Ray Dalfsen opens up on about breaking out of Adelaide, big gigs and Cry Baby Fest.

Ahead of Cry Baby Fest, Ethanol Blend’s Jack Stokes chat the band’s stand-out shows, the mid-coast sound and running a record label.

We chat with The Empty Threats ahead of them taking the stage for Punk Ass Kids’ (PAK) 10th Birthday!

The Beef’s Sammy Smith on how he accidentally wrangled Australia’s pub-pop-rock supergroup.

Find out how Terra-Cotta Records will always occupy its own niche.