Tristen returns to the airwaves, ready to get stuck into 2020 and The Golden Age of Piracy. His first guest of the year, Nicole Thibault from the band Minimum Chips and now…

Georgia Maq, aka the voice of Melbourne’s own Camp Cope, recently dropped a surprise solo album--surprising in the sense that it was unannounced, and in the sense that it’s a sharp departure from…

British singer-songwriter Graham Nash (of The Hollies and Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young fame) has released six solo albums throughout the course of his career (the first of which was recently re-issued). Stephen…

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…

Elizabeth Mitchell joins Simon Winkler on Breaking and Entering.

Elizabeth’s forthcoming debut album The Wonderful World of Nature is a return to her work as a solo artist after a long stint working…

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…

I’m Talking are back! After starting off the year supporting fellow ’80s die-hard Bryan Ferry, the early ’80s dance pop and funk outfit are returning to the stage for a duo of shows…

Areej chats with proud Gamilaraay songwriter Thelma Plum about her breakthrough debut LP Better in Blak and how, through her music, she’s been able to reclaim her heritage and remove toxicity from her…

Former frontman from The Only Ones Peter Perrett feels lucky to ‘have been a part of music when music was such an important part of people’s lives’ – a time when, for some…

Keep Up is the debut album from Melbourne trio Loose Tooth, comprising Etta Curry, Nellie Jackson and Luc Dawson. It follows their 2016 EP Saturn Returns, and arrives like the first sense…