"My music is an exact reflection of who I am, and what I'm experiencing in the world at that time," offers Delisa Paloma-Sisk, the Tennessee-born, New Mexico-based artist who records as Diatom Deli.

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A Cleaner Coast is a not-for-profit, community-run environmental organisation based on the Surf Coast. This Sunday, May 22 they are holding the 3228 Beach Clean-up and Afterparty, inviting residents and visitors to…

In part one of a two-part interview, Legendary guitarist and Off The Record regular Ry Cooder calls into the show to chat about his reunion with Taj Mahal, 50 years in the making…

Expect the unexpected as Freya Josephine Hollick shares her Formative Five with Tristen Harris on The Golden Age Of Piracy. From Gene Clark to Aretha Franklin, the Ballarat-based country/folk musician has a diverse…

According to a recent tweet from Perfume Genius, Cate Le Bon is “the only cool person left!”. So it’s with great privilege that Breaking And Entering chat to her ahead of her Australian…

In this first instalment of an ongoing series spotlighting policy during the 2022 federal election campaign, Guardian Australia's social affairs and inequality editor Luke Henriques-Gomes joins Amy to discuss what social policies…

Every year thousands of spider crabs gather in the Mornington Peninsula. These crabs aggregate for moulting, but there is still very little known about these fabulous creatures.

To help solve this most mysterious…

Triple R legend and former Under The Sun presenter Jonathan Alley delves into the deep-cuts of The Triffids and how they’ve shaped his new documentary about the band and its charismatic lead singer…

On their new, second album Don't Wait For A Sign, New York-born indie-pop duo Jeanines display a devotion to economy. Every song is under two minutes long, and the whole clocks in…

When Hater were starting out in Malmö, Sweden, they had big dreams. "We wanted to tour the world and be a rockstar," laughs guitarist/vocalist Caroline Landahl. "Before you ever played your first show…

For Melody Prochet, the 35-year-old French songwriter and producer who records as Melody's Echo Chamber, Australia will always hold a special place in her heart.

Her 2012 self-titled debut album was recorded, in…

When Rosa Walton and Jenny Hollingworth formed Let's Eat Grandma in Norwich, England, they were 13-year-old best friends, out to have fun and experiment in music.

But by they time they were working…

Having lived in Melbourne in the early 2000s, Norwegian artist Jenny Hval has a unique connection with the city. It seems especially fitting then, that Hval join Simon Winkler on Breaking and Entering…

Does Australia need a national Ministry for Culture? Can the arts be de-corporatised? Ahead of the federal election, Richard Watts is joined by Associate Professor Josephine Caust to discuss these questions and other…

Triple R favourites Khruangbin stop by Breaking And Entering for a chat about their 'First Class' world tour, the band’s latest activities and their love of record shopping while on tour. 

Founding band…

In the lead up to the release of their fourth LP, The Liquified Throne of Simplicity, Slovenian outfit Širom played a host of underground, off-the-grid shows in rural settings: in forests, stables…

Since bursting onto the scene with their great single “Honey” in early 2020, Romero have been steadily building up buzz for their debut LP Turn It On!, which is now finally out…

Iconic local muso Warren Ellis tells Annaliese about returning to our shores, the creative process, his latest album Carnage with Nick Cave, and Ellis Park (a wildlife sanctuary he set up in Sumatra).

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On the week of the release of his latest record (watch my moves), Triple R’s Album Of The Week, Philadelphia singer/songwriter Kurt Vile chats to Tim about the new LP. After releasing…

For the 2022 Melbourne International Comedy Festival, Lano & Woodley have raised the anchor, set sail and taken on the big seas of Herman Melville’s Moby Dick. The legendary comedy duo tell…