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The June 7 Edition
In our cover story, Zan Rowe opens up about embracing things that scare her, and how she gave a great love a second chance.
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‘I’ve had label people tell me to pick a lane’: Ecca Vandal on the industry advice she had to ignore
The genre-defying Melbourne musician went her own way – now she counts Travis Barker and Tony Hawk among her fans.
- Jules LeFevre
‘There were lots of complaints’: How Dylan Lewis survived and thrived on the chaotic Recovery
The ABC’s popular Saturday morning music show became iconic for its wild performances and complaints to parliament.
- Craig Mathieson
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‘Music kept us going’: Netflix’s new Kylie Minogue series digs deep
The trailer for the three-part documentary – which lands on Netflix in two weeks – shows a stripped-back Kylie.
- Kayla Olaya
After a ‘big old menty b’ the songs started to pour out of her
A divorce from Grammy-winner Tobias Jesso Jr and a retreat from LA led Emma Louise to her best music yet.
- Jules LeFevre
Homegrown hits: The best Australian music to hear this month
A monthly spotlight on our favourite new albums, EPs, singles and videos from local musicians.
- Nick Buckley, Ben Madden, Ify Obiegbu, Jules LeFevre, Tom W. Clarke and Robert Moran
Lonely Souljaz are Australian music’s most potent provocateurs
The local rap collective are chaotic, audacious and taking the internet by storm.
- Ben Madden
They’ve got success: Amyl and the Sniffers sweep APRA Music Awards
Punk rockers Amyl and The Sniffers have bagged three top gongs at the Australian music industry’s APRA awards.
- Liz Hobday
Witty and warm, James Valentine lifted the spirits of a city
James Valentine had a crazy-brave attitude to radio that left his fellow presenters in awe and his audience devoted.
- Richard Glover
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- Education
He gave a fortune to Victorian children, but lies in an unmarked grave
William Gillies made a small fortune writing textbooks on history and nature studies. He left almost all of it to Victoria’s schoolchildren.
- Tony Wright