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Q&A with Charlotte Sands

Q&A with Charlotte Sands

Charlotte Sands viral hit “Dress”, a song about Harry Styles wearing a dress on the cover of Vogue, made her a TikTok sensation during the pandemic,…

The Collapse Board Interview: Kid Congo Powers

Photo by Luz Gallardo Kid Congo Powers rose to prominence in the punk and alternative music scenes of the early 1980s, and is renowned for…

The Collapse Board Interview: Tim Butler (The Psychedelic Furs)

Photo: Matthew Reeves Formed in 1977, the Psychedelic Furs melded punk energy with atmospheric soundscapes, defining the post-punk and new wave genres thanks to Richard…

The Collapse Board Interview: Lydia Lunch

The Collapse Board Interview: Lydia Lunch

Lydia Lunch is an iconic figure in the alternative scenes, known for her fearless contributions…

Q&A with Boris

Q&A with Boris

Ahead of their upcoming Heavy Rock Breakfast” tour of Australia, which includes performances at Brisbane’s…

The Collapse Board Interview: Iain Baker (Jesus Jones)

The Collapse Board Interview: Iain Baker (Jesus Jones)

You never forget your first music festival. Living less than 90 minutes away, I probably…

Album Reviews View all

Calexico – Seasonal Shift (Spunk!)

Calexico – Seasonal Shift (Spunk!)

Let’s get it over and done with – 2020 hasn’t been a great year. Thank goodness for all the musicians of the world who’ve kept making music throughout this unspeakable…

Cold Meat – Hot and Flustered’ (Helta Skelta Records)

Cold Meat – Hot and Flustered’ (Helta Skelta Records)

Nearly half a century on, punk rock has been made palatable in some ways, through its inevitable dilution with pop, but Perth’s Cold Meat are a band who don’t wish…

Brainbeau – Infinite Ways

Brainbeau – Infinite Ways

Listen to the introduction of Marvin Gaye’s 1977 single ‘Got To Give It Up’. The loose chatter, the casual clinking glasses. It feels like a party. The sound effects continue…

Clever – Hangin Egg (Tropical Cancer Rort)

Clever – Hangin Egg (Tropical Cancer Rort)

This record bursts into existence, there’s simply no other way to describe it. The band plays with intensity. Like punk. But as with any kind of idealism you could throw…