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Big Scary: “Our mental ethos played a big part in how the songs came together”
By Ellie Robinson published
Just a year after dropping their “comeback” album, Big Scary have already whipped up another – and this one, thankfully, sees them bring the guitar back
Spotlight: Max Jacobson of Grenade Jumper
By Ellie Robinson published
The new single, ‘Did You Imagine’, is out now
Live Review: King Stingray, Melbourne 08/10/22
By Ellie Robinson published
“Their entire set was infallibly tight and meticulously paced”
The Wonder Years: “We only want to put out records that respect our fanbase and our legacy”
By Ellie Robinson published
The Wonder Years have officially peaked with ‘The Hum Goes On Forever’, an album chronicling a decade and a half of determined growth. Australian Guitar gets the lowdown on it
The Beths: “We’re really nervous about letting our experimentation become self-indulgent”
By Ellie Robinson published
Inspired by old-school punk and desperation for the stage, The Beths’ third album is aptly explosive. Australian Guitar goes backstage to learn more about it
Isabella Manfredi: “This record is an extension of what I was trying to achieve with The Preatures, but couldn’t quite capture”
By Ellie Robinson published
Isabella Manfredi’s debut solo album – named for her glitzy and glamorous alter ego, Izzi – looks to the past in order to force a new path forward. Australian Guitar strolls down it with her
Spotlight: Tom Elliott and Joel Martorana of Peace Ritual
By Ellie Robinson published
The new EP, ‘Peace Ritual’, is out now
Julia Jacklin: “I’m always trying to write songs that sound like they’d play over the end credits in a film”
By Ellie Robinson published
Julia Jacklin takes Australian Guitar down the rabbit hole of her distinctly colourful new record, ‘Pre Pleasure’
Australian Guitar’s Fresh Frets: Vol. 11
By Ellie Robinson published
On the lookout for your next favourite Aussie band? You've come to the right place – here are six of the locals we're loving most at the moment!
Eliza & The Delusionals: “This album was such a cathartic outlet – and realistically, the only one we had”
By Ellie Robinson published
On their debut album, Eliza & The Delusionals reckon with the chaos of the present by embracing their pasts. Australian Guitar joins them for a trip down memory lane
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