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iOTA on music, performance, and the merits of embracing ‘your daggy self’
When iOTA pulled his main guitar out of storage, its electronics had rotted. It had been packed away for around ten years while his career in theatre took over, and he’d begun to think that part of his life might be behind him. “I had it in storage for at least about 10 years,” he…
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Thank you, Jesus: Grace Mitchell’s debut album blesses us all
Grace Mitchell’s debut was almost called Thank You Jesus. When her label wondered whether Australian listeners might mistake it for a Christian album, Grace agreed to find another title. That weekend, a vintage shop owner began praying over her, and Daughter of the King found its name.
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Spike Fuck: Everything I said could’ve been a lie
Spike Fuck spent ten years becoming an enigma and three years disappearing. Ahead of a sold-out Frankston show, Spike and Cllawde talk sobriety, religious mania, reinvention and Evidence: a record that may or may not be art.
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Ramona Sky on finding each other online, building a world around the music and staying human in the white noise
Ramona Sky care about what happens when a room full of people gets lost in the same song. We caught up with this Melbourne four-piece to talk their single White Noise, getting theatrical and holding onto the human side of making music in a world that keeps asking for content.
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A.C. Saunders interview
From learning just enough guitar to write songs to touring nationally with Willie Watson, A.C. Saunders chatted with Ami and Tina from Radio Carrum sharing why the most personal songs are often the best ones. And why performing will always come second to writing.
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Remembering Bon Scott on his 80th birthday
Mary Renshaw remembers the Bon Scott who admired her handmade beads and ducked into Coles for a pair of thongs. We talk about a friendship that began in 1968, the kindness behind the reputation and remembering someone the rest of the world knows as a legend.
