Goenpul woman and academic, Professor Aileen Moreton-Robison joins Areej to celebrate the 20th anniversary of her groundbreaking book Talkin’ Up to the White Woman. A timeless work that undertakes an analysis of…

Almost ten years after their last release, Melbourne’s much-loved Eddy Current Suppression Ring have put out a new album, All in Good Time. Breaking and Entering’s Lauren and Simon chat with…

30/70, the collective behind our Album of the Week, is a bit like a rambunctious share-house that also happens to produce incredible jazz/funk/neo-soul music; it’s ever-changing, hard to pin down, and filled with…

It was meticulous work. For the final song, they found a recording of Cohen reading the poem and carefully edited out the background noise to render his haunting baritone like it was recorded…

'Feet of Clay' is the lastest release from Earl Sweatshirt, the LA hip hop prodigy also known for his early association with the Odd Future collective (friends and peers such as Tyler The…

Did you know Cate Le Bon made her new album, Reward, while holed up in a cottage and undertaking an intensive 12-month furniture-making course? The Welsh artist investigated furniture as a way…

She’s happy living in North Carolina with her cat Violet (who has her own Instagram). A lot of her friends there aren’t in the music world. In between tours, she likes to come…

Simon Winkler (hosting Breaking and Entering solo) discusses recent Album of the Week Diana with its creator June Jones (previously of Two Steps on the Water, a band who coined and perfected ‘emotion…

Max Crawdaddy introduces the Teskey Brothers, playing live in the Triple R Performance Space on 7 August 2019. They play tracks from their Triple R Album of the Week Run Home Slow.

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Gilles Peterson is no stranger to compilations – he’s put together and released over 100 of them – but this is one specific and special to Melbourne’s flourishing jazz scene.