Tristen Harris returns with his first show of 2022 – and it’s a corker. Amy Taylor of Amyl & the Sniffers joins the show to share her long-time-coming Formative Five – five songs…

After two albums and 11 years, Melbourne punk mainstays Constant Mongrel have called it quits. Dropping by Neon Sunset to explain themselves, ahead of their last show, Andrew and Tom bring in some…

Laughing Gear, the synth-punk project of Bryce Sweatman (Brando’s Island/Chrome Dome) and Fergus Sinclair (Romero/Eyesores), have just dropped their debut LP Freak Lemons. Originally a Bryce Sweatman-solo-project, Fergus was recruited to add…

As the founder of Creation Records, Alan McGee played a key role in British indie music’s ’80s ascendence and ’90s dominance. From managing the Jesus and Mary Chain to signing Oasis, McGee brought…

Austin Brown, co-vocalist and guitarist of venerated New York punk band Parquet Courts, chats with Vaughan about On Time, their live-stream and retrospective celebration of the ten years since they first played as…

When the Go-Go’s signed to I.R.S. Records in 1981 they became (and still are today) the only all-female rock band to top the Billboard charts that both wrote their own songs and played…

Craig Dermody from Scott & Charlene's Wedding discusses their new release Live At The Tote, and Steve Wide tells us about his new books on Punk and Post-Punk & New Wave.

Thirty-six years since their last album, The Boomtown Rats reformed this year with a new LP and accompanying documentary of the same name; Citizens of Boomtown. The band’s frontman, Bob Geldof, believes…

Dave "Flick" Faulkner knew he was onto something special when he attended the first ever punk gig held in Perth. He credits this gig with kicking off the entire Perth punk scene, as…

Thick as Bricks is the latest album from Sarah Hardiman, also known for her work with Deaf Wish, Moon Rituals, Nightclub and collaborative ensemble the Opals. And it's the debut release for her…