Second helping: We talk ISOL-AID Vol. 2 with co-founder Emily Ulman
ISOL-AID continues to go off like a Hot Wings-crammed Falcon 9, with its second outing planned for...
Category: MUSIC INTERVIEWS
No apology necessary: Sorry talk debut LP ‘925’
It was allegedly Louis O’Bryen‘s “cool haircut” that first drew Asha Lorenz to...
A chat with The Chats on the new album High Risk Behaviour
Fasten your seat belts for The Chats’ upcoming debut album, High Risk Behaviour, which crams 14...
A chat with Cable Ties’ Jenny and Shauna (on fresh LP ‘Far Enough’)
When STACK does coffee with Jenny McKechnie and Shauna Boyle from Cable Ties, they discuss...
Adam Lambert chats lustrous new album ‘Velvet’
Adam Lambert’s second album was the first by an openly gay artist to top the U.S. Billboard...
Sowing and reaping, laughing and weeping: Interview with Fanny Lumsden
“I didn’t know that ‘February’ had an extra ‘R’ ‘til I was 25,” sings Fanny Lumsden on her recent...
A chat with Best Coast on new album Always Tomorrow
Beginning as a manifestation experiment and ending as a real document of a better life, Always...
Touchdown, Martha Brown: A chat with Banoffee
Blending potent pop with artful, exploratory electronica, Banoffee’s new album Look At Us Now Dad...
The sands of Tame: An interview with Kevin Parker (Tame Impala)
Kevin Parker reveals how the grains of time’s flow – memories past, and future dreams – informed...
Elly Jackson’s purple patch: An interview with La Roux
Squidgy synths, go-go bells and aerial vocals sashaying across the forecourt: Supervision is the...
Bombay Bicycle Club’s Jack Steadman on pedalling home for ‘Everything Else Has Gone Wrong’
The cover of Bombay Bicycle Club’s first album since their announced hiatus in 2016 – Everything...
An illuminating yap with Pet Shop Boys’ Neil Tennant
Although Hotspot is the last in a trilogy of Stuart Price-produced Pet Shop Boys albums, Neil...
Discovering House, Techno and Roland 909s with Georgia
Taking rapturous self-discovery and the spiritual energy of the dancefloor as her keystones,...
Freddy’s on fire: A chat with Fat Freddy’s Drop
With the release of Fat Freddy’s Drop’s wonderfully dynamic Special Edition Part 1,...
Blood brothers: An interview with Cold Chisel
STACK spoke to chief songwriter Don Walker about Cold Chisel’s new album and tour, Blood...
Tour talk with the brilliant Nilufer Yanya
Of Turkish-Irish-Bajan heritage but a Londoner in her heart, Nilüfer Yanya stunned listeners when...
Our 2019 ARIAs interviews
While Tones and I unfortunately breezed past most media (and who could blame her, considering the...
Beck on Pharrell, simplicity and connection: an interview
“BUH-baaow-beh-b’beh… baaaaoooww…” That supremely grainy, lapsteel guitar riff of Loser,...
A yap with Milky Chance on new album Mind the Moon
Crinkly breakbeats moving into smooth heartbeats, sweeps of lapsteel guitar and detailed licks,...
Music Talk with Sam Cornelius (JB Rosny Park, TAS)
What music did your parents raise you on? Bette Midler and Neil Diamond? Or were your folks as...
Words and Music: A conversation with Paul Kelly
As our Great Southern Land’s most revered songwriter gears up for the release of his third...
A chat with Underworld on the phenomenal ‘DRIFT Series 1’
“Drive boy dog boy/ Dirty numb angel boy…” The song that put Underworld on the world...
Bad//Dreems’ Alex Cameron gives the skinny on ‘Doomsday Ballet’
The bell has dinged for round three, and Adelaide rockdogs Bad//Dreems have sprung back into the...
A chat with Ali Barter on second album ‘Hello, I’m Doing My Best’
On her second album, Ali Barter’s voice is a rose climbing over the punky power-pop chords...
Music Talk with Riina Bailey (JB Carousel, WA)
When die-hard music fan Riina Bailey describes her extensive vinyl collection, she can...
Dallas Green talks City and Colour’s gorgeous new record
A Pill For Loneliness is the second album to be released on Dallas Green’s freshly forged Still...
Bec Sandridge chats debut album ‘Try + Save Me’
Bec Sandridge has just released her debut album Try + Save Me after two years of...
Coastal connection: a chat with Busby Marou
Thomas Busby and Jeremy Marou have delivered another mindful record of sunny folk-pop in The Great...
Murph gives the skinny on new project Love Fame Tragedy
Matthew ‘Murph’ Murphy has emerged from The Wombats’ burrow with his debut solo...
Dyson Stringer Cloher: an interview with the formidable trio’s Liz Stringer
Combining simmering blues-rock, gutsy folk and some intrepid, astonishing harmonies, Dyson...
