While in NYC for the New Music Seminar Conference in '87, The Ghost caught up with Melbourne born, New York based artist JG Thirlwell (also known as Foetus, Clint Ruin, Frank Want). Thirlwell…

English psychedelic and shoegaze band Ride returned from their hiatus in 2017 and have just released their second post-reunion album, This is Not a Safe Place.Far and Wide host Steve Wide is joined…

In June 1987 The Ghost headed over to New York for the New Music Seminar Conference. He phoned Breakfasters' Chris Hatzis and Richard Neal with live updates each morning.

Listening back to…

American multi-instrumentalist, singer-songwriter and producer Chris Cohen tells Lauren Taylor that he ‘uses recording as a kind of personal notebook’ when he joins her for a chat on Breaking and Entering.

Chris…

From an idyllic viewpoint next to a lake in Walla Walla, Chastity Belt’s lead guitarist Lydia Lund calls in to The Golden Age of Piracy to share her ‘Formative Five’.

From The Strokes…

Sleater-Kinney’s latest album The Centre Won’t Hold is yet another change in direction for the always ambitious American rock band. Multi-instrumentalist Corin Tucker joins The International Pop Underground to talk about the themes…

Gordon Koang is one of South Sudan’s biggest music stars – a household name in his home region and often hailed as ‘the King of Music’. He’s released ten albums and has racked…

Ahead of the release of their new EP, Melbourne band No Sister speak to Triple R volunteer writer Nicholas Kennedy about perspectives on pop music, originality and DIY feminism in an industry where…

The LiveWire crew chat to ’90s rockers Snout. Discover why they once released a hip hop album; the loneliness of touring and the price of rock n’ roll; a headbutting incident; and what…

Cable Ties join Breakfasters live in the studio and threaten to ‘hold the listeners to ransom’ before they play their new release, ‘Sandcastles’.

Jenny and Nick tell Sarah, Gez and Daniel about how…