For 50 years urban legend has said that Iggy Pop fired Stooges bassist Dave Alexander after their performance at Goose Lake because he was too drunk to play a note. A newly uncovered…

The Gurus are set to release their first studio album in 11 years next year, and recently dropped a taste of what it may sound like with the politically-charged single “Hung Out To…

To honour the passing of Phil May, Annaliese Redlich re-braodcasts an interview she conducted with Dick Taylor and Phil May from The Pretty Things in 2018. The discussion looks at the whys and…

Automatic is the second album from Melbourne's Mildlife, following their acclaimed 2018 debut Phase. The four friends in the band continue to explore a rich spectrum of shared musical passions, fusing fresh cosmic…

Want a piece of music history? Off The Record patron and iconic local singer-songwriter/musician Joe Camilleri has offered up a very special guitar to raise funds for Triple R’s critically important Radiothon. Bidding…

Nicole Tadpole catches up with Richie Guymala from Black Rock Band about their East Coast tour. Black Rock Band are a hard-working outfit who have clocked up the kilometres touring from their home…

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…

Scott Lacey, drummer and vocalist from rhythm ’n’ blues ravers The Breadmakers, joins The Australian Mood’s Neil Rogers and reassures him that the release of their first album in over a decade…

Pain Olympics is the debut album from Vancouver collective Crack Cloud, the follow-up to their duo of acclaimed EPs - Crack Cloud and Anchoring Point. It's an extraordinary collection of songs, both…

Now lauded as one of the great American songwriters, Lucinda Williams spent the first two decades of her career in the cracks between rock and country music. We shed some light on the…