Music industry types around the country are still recovering from last week's Big Sound conference. What did it reveal about the state of the industry?
Vale Aretha Franklin, the greatest singer of the 20th century.
The '70s produced numerous masterpieces, but perhaps none as singular or confounding as 'Isn't it Time'.
It shouldn't come as a surprise that Korean pop bands have recently made history in the US charts. This is just one part of a methodical global expansion.
Van would go on to produce some great music; he never again produced anything like Astral Weeks. But who did?
The ramifications of Me Too are being felt in an extremely un-rock ’n’ roll way — insurance. But what happens when Australia’s defamation laws stand in the way of community safety and ultimately, justice?
Kendrick Lamar's Pulitzer win seemed surprising to many. But, when you think about the state of popular music, it makes total sense.
While the furore may have died down surrounding poor and inaccurate research in a book detailing Indigenous women musicians, Deborah Cheetham says the issue is an exhausting and common one that Indigenous Australians face regularly.
Camp Cope has become a force to reckon with on issues of gender disparity and harassment, but in the midst of "shitstorms" and abuse, they argue it's time for men to fix their own mess.
The upcoming Australian tour is set to move so much money that it has more in common with a significant import than a pop act.