Mikey Cahill, Author at NME

Harvey Sutherland: “I’m not on TikTok talking into my phone, I’m just trying to make songs that resonate with people”

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

Confidence Man: Party-starters go full ‘Tilt’ on their “weird and wonky” second album

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

Grace Cummings: “Performing is one aspect of a very, very strange and ugly tapestry”

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

King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard on the return of live music: “I cried walking off stage – just a little bit”

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

KYE: Effervescent pop singer who came to Australia promising “to be the next famous Kylie”

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: Gomeroi rap storyteller focusing on ‘Gratitude Over Pity’

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

Good Morning: “What we wanted to do at the start was just make music and see the world”

The prolific Melbourne duo level up on new album ‘Barnyard’. Stefan Blair and Liam Parsons tell NME more

Amyl And The Sniffers on ‘Comfort To Me’: “We needed to make a whole new thing”

The Melbourne noisemakers on the “hip-hop vibes” and righteous political rage that fuelled LP two

Alice Skye is trying to get out of her own head

The Wergaia / Wemba Wemba woman and sought-after singer-songwriter talks working with producer Jen Cloher and singing in language for the first time on new album ‘I Feel Better But I Don’t Feel Good’

Maple Glider on her achingly potent debut album: “There aren’t many bangers on it, you have to sit there with your thoughts”

Singer-songwriter Tori Zietsch takes NME through the tumultuous origins of her first album ‘To Enjoy Is The Only Thing’