Latest about Australian Guitar
The Kooks: “I think the best thing you can do as a songwriter is be authentic and honest”
The Kooks’ new album is both their most elated and their most experimental. Frontman Luke Pritchard tells Australian Guitar how they pulled it off
Spotlight: Matt Preen of Great Gable
The new LP, ‘On The Wall In The Morning Light’, is out now
Jaguar Jonze: “The guitar, to me, is like a second set of vocals”
On her equally propulsive and poignant debut album, Jaguar Jonze sends her troubled past up in flames and blazes a bold trail for her future to shine on
Vance Joy: “A lot of the songs on this album were inspired by my own experiences”
When it felt like the world had slowed to a halt, Vance Joy took advantage of it and spent the time making an album about… Well, time
WAAX: “It kind of sounds awful, but in this amazing way”
On their second album, At Least I’m Free, WAAX throw caution to the wind and embrace calamity
Soccer Mommy: “I wanted there to be this mix of evil and light”
Soccer Mommy peers back the curtain on her most ambitious album yet: Sometimes, Forever
Spacey Jane: “We wanted to be more intentional with our songwriting on this album”
On their summery second album, Spacey Jane preserve their youthfulness with good vibes and even better tunes
Phil Jamieson: “Grinspoon is great, but I got to a point where I wanted a little bit more creative control”
On his “debut” “solo” album, Somebody Else, Phil Jamieson embraces pop, nostalgia, and a carefree sense of youthfulness
