Renowned Australian actor Guy Pearce made the decision a few years back to finally reveal his musical talents to the world. This year he unveiled his debut album, Broken Bones. While audiences may have been surprised by what it seemed were Pearce’s hidden musical inclinations, according to the man himself the record has been a
Things have been pretty quiet on The Rubens front for the last few months with the band being bunkered down in New York City, working on the follow-up to their hugely successful self-titled 2012 debut, which frontman Sam Margin says is going very well. Since they started writing the new record more than a year
Blink-182 and Angels & Airwaves singer and guitarist Tom DeLonge, has had his hands full over the last year, creating and curating an intricate multi-media project wrapped around A&A’s forthcoming fifth studio album, The Dream Walker, that also includes an award-winning film and a graphic novel. According to DeLonge it’s an “ambitious” undertaking, but one
1200 Techniques are back together, making new tunes which are sure to reestablish them as one of the leading groups in Aussie hip hop. Vocalist N’fa Forster-Jones, known as Nfamas within 1200 Techniques, recently took some time out to tell Music Feeds why the trio are delving into new music, and what their plans are
Hardcore and straight edge fans, revel in the emergence of XTRMST, the new outfit from AFI vocalist Davey Havok and guitarist Jade Puget. We spoke to Puget from his home in Los Angeles for the latest episode of Music Feeds Podcast, as XTRMST’s self-titled debut album was about to drop; talking about the outfit’s defeated
Canadian rockers Billy Talent released the first album under their post-Pezz moniker in 2003, and have already managed to release a greatest hits album. The group’s guitarist, Ian D’Sa recently spoke to Music Feeds from the band’s Toronto studio, and discussed the compilation album, the joys of being free of deadlines and the group’s future
Adelaide rapper Tkay Maidza recently returned from touring the US and the UK, and shared some stories from her travels for the most recent installment of the Music Feeds Podcast. “[Touring overseas] was way better than I expected,” Tkay said. “It was just cool to watch other acts and see how they go and what
Antemasque, the latest project to be given musical birth to by The Mars Volta’s Omar Rodríguez-López and Cedric Bixler-Zavala, have already unveiled their self-titled debut album to the delight of fans everywhere and, according to Bixler-Zavala, things are looking good now he’s “back in business with my old soulmate”. The acclaimed musician, known for his
LA melodic hardcore outfit The Ghost Inside are right on the cusp of releasing their fourth studio album Dear Youth — which you can stream right now on Music Feeds — and according to frontman Jonathan Vigil the album takes a frank look at his internal grapple with feeling stagnant and scared with his life’s
SOHN has been a busy lad of late. Since dropping his debut album Tremors back in April it’s been all go for the UK musician and producer. Managing to find a spare few minutes while in LA, SOHN, real name Chris Taylor, filled Music Feeds’ Mike Hohnen in on his hectic schedule. “It’s been pretty
Ahead of their third self-titled album, and with a 2015 Australian tour all booked, Mariachi El Bronx‘s main amigo Matt Caughthran caught up with Music Feeds’ Mike Hohnen to talk about new record Mariachi El Bronx III. Caughthran seems calm, speaking in a relaxed tone although Mariachi El Bronx III is only days away from
This year City and Colour’s Dallas Green and singer Alecia Moore, known to most a pop star Pink, formed what seemed to be an unlikely musical folk duo. Under the name You+Me the two released a surprise debut album rose ave and according to one half of the duo, Dallas Green, the project was all
Richmond-based alternative rockers Conditions were one of the first bands to be confirmed for Soundwave 2015 after AJ Maddah confirmed that he and the beloved outfit, who announced their dissolution last year, have “a pact” for them to come out for a farewell for the 2015 instalment of his flagship event. Frontman Brandon Roundtree couldn’t
Jamie T will be returning to Australian shores in January 2015 for his first Aussie tour in almost six years. The English muso, who released his third studio album Carry On The Grudge in September, recently spoke to Music Feeds Podcast about his forthcoming Australian dates and the process behind his newest release. Jamie T
San Francisco based electronic music producer Giraffage is heading to the country for a quick run of tour dates on top of his set as part of the 2014 OutsideIn Festival, bringing tracks from his latest EP No Reason to life. Music Feeds caught up with the producer, real name Charlie Yin, before he touches
Acclaimed French musician Emilie Simon will soon to return to our shores for a third time this coming summer as a part of the beloved outdoor concert series So Frenchy So Chic In The Park, and she’s thrilled about participating in the event. “It’s absolutely not a French cliche,” she assures Music Feeds of the
The 10th edition of Port Macquarieʼs Festival Of The Sun will take place this weekend, with headlining acts such as The Jezabels, Violent Soho and Shihad taking the stage at Sundowner Breakwall Tourist Park for a weekend of guaranteed summer fun. “It’s been amazing how it’s sort of ventured on and took a bit of
After lunch is “rock ‘n roll o’clock” for Living End drummer Andy Strachan, who took the morning to drop the kids off at school and the folks at the airport before getting down to business with Music Feeds. The Living End will soon set out on their first Australian headlining gigs in two years. To
Fans of Philadelphia pop-punk band The Wonder Years have had an emotional few months, with the band announcing then cancelling an Australian tour only to subsequently be absorbed into the Soundwave 2015 Festival lineup. According to frontman Dan Campbell it was an emotional experience for them too. “I don’t want to throw anybody under the
Canadian singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Kiesza was recently confirmed as the very first act on the lineup for the 2015 instalment of the Future Music Festival, and after disappointingly having to cancel her Australian debut earlier this year, she can’t wait to get here. “You have no idea how excited I am,” the singer told Music
