Mikey Cahill

How opening for The Killers, dinner at Russell Crowe’s house and hard edits from Kim Moyes shaped the sardonic singer-songwriter’s seventh album ‘Tall Pop Syndrome’

The sixth album from the acclaimed singer-songwriter (and art law scholar) critiques commodification and anti-intellectualism – but it’s also suffused with humour, love and “lush beauty”

How birdwatching, piano and working in a women’s refuge came together in the singer-songwriter’s new album ‘Flood’

Grinderman lives on ‘The Real Work’, the third album by Party Dozen. The sax-and-drums duo from Sydney tell NME about the Cave co-sign, the new record and much more

The Melbourne producer talks “neurotic funk”, his long-gestating debut album ‘Boy’, the federal election and more

Janet Planet on the making of Confidence Man's ravey, “aggressive” new record – which may have secret cameos by Noel Gallagher and The Edge

The Melbourne singer-songwriter, actress and shapeshifter lays it all out on her second album ‘Storm Queen’

Ahead of a new year packed with a remix album and tour dates, frontman Stu Mackenzie talks the band’s 18th album ‘Butterfly 3000’ and why King Gizzard make dance music

The Zimbabwe-born, London-raised singer talks her ‘Good Company’ EP and how Lianne La Havas and Sampa The Great have helped her on the road to pop stardom

Kobie Dee, the 24-year-old readying his debut EP on Briggs’ Bad Apples label, talks his turbulent past and new beginnings