What is it like to photograph some of the legends of music? We interview acclaimed photographer Alec Byrne, who has snapped everyone from Jagger, to Hendrix, to the Beatles.
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We asked top film composer and the subject of our latest multimedia feature 'The Score', Greg Tripi, for his advice on getting a break in the industry.
We interviewed Kareem Dayes of the acclaimed band United Vibrations who are not only spreading a message of social change through their music, but are making a meaningful impact themselves.
We speak to the acclaimed up-and-coming jazz singer Emma Smith about breaking barriers and the power of the big band.
As one half of MOBO award-winners Binker and Moses, Moses Boyd is one of the most exciting young musicians around today. In this interview he reveals his influences, his view of the raw new scene and, most of all, his love affair with playing drums.
As part of our research for Reawakening we interviewed the man almost single-handedly changing people's perceptions of the tuba.
We speak to musical innovator Alex Sonnenfeld, the inventor of his own particular style of scratch notation, which he hopes will help to establish the artform in music education.
Mysterious, absorbing, unsettling...we talked to the enchanting digital artist The Night Sea for the latest in our interview series.
Gerald Keaney is one of the most prominent and outspoken activists in Brisbane's fiercely independent alternative music scene. Now releasing his fourth album, we grab a chat!
Andrew McLellan (aka Cured Pink), one of the most talented and fiercely experimental artists to arise from the Brisbane alternative music scene, talks to us about his first steps making music, his early influences and the key nights over the years.
As a musician and journalist Jimi Kritzler has been at the cutting edge of Australia's underground music scene for years and is one of the most intelligent voices out there. We bring you the full interview from our multimedia feature 'Brisbane Noise'.
Brisbane musician Matt Kennedy, creator of renowned band Kitchen's Floor, speaks candidly about why the Brisbane Noise scene is special and the impact of his late friend Brendon Annesley.
Sewers and Kitchen's Floor member, and of course 'Brisbane Noise' collaborator, Joshua Watson talks to us about his label Virtual Cool, drug-taking and the influence of electronic music.
Nathan East, one of the greatest bass guitarists alive today, reveals exclusively to Macho Zapp his top seven basslines of all time.
As part of our scratch season we grabbed the chance to speak to AV scratch legend DJ Yoda.
Ten years after the invention of the pioneering portable scratch instrument - the scratchophone - we spoke to its inventor Thierry Alari.
As part of our Scratch Obsession season, we interviewed rising star DJ Jon 1st and took some exclusive photos of the man in action!
WE INTERVIEW Resident Advisor's tech editor Jordan Rothlein to gain insight into why we like dance music, the sacrifices artists have to make and his favourite interviewee.