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While his band was away on tour, a military coup erupted at home

While his band was away on tour, a military coup erupted at home

On new album Funeral for Justice, Tuareg guitarist Mdou Moctar lets rip ferocious riffs steeped in urgent anti-colonialism.

  • by Nick Buckley

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Pet Shop Boys on Taylor, Beyonce and making their own ‘queer album’

Pet Shop Boys on Taylor, Beyonce and making their own ‘queer album’

More than four decades on, Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe are still making pop’s most transcendent music.

  • by Robert Moran
Is the ‘Troye Sivan bump’ real? This cult singer-songwriter is about to find out

Is the ‘Troye Sivan bump’ real? This cult singer-songwriter is about to find out

The Aussie pop star sampled Jessica Pratt’s singular vocals on his last album. Now Pratt returns with her adventurous Here in the Pitch.

  • by Robert Moran
This album is a rare misstep for Taylor Swift, but is she too big to fail?

This album is a rare misstep for Taylor Swift, but is she too big to fail?

For the first time in a long time, critics aren’t loving a new Taylor Swift album. Does it even matter?

  • by Nell Geraets
St. Vincent on Cruel Summer, Olivia Rodrigo, and her terrifying new album

St. Vincent on Cruel Summer, Olivia Rodrigo, and her terrifying new album

Annie Clark, now a mentor of sorts to pop’s reigning stars, dives into darkness on her heavy new album, All Born Screaming.

  • by Robert Moran
Her father’s a legend, her mentor’s an enigma, and she’s just made the year’s best debut

Her father’s a legend, her mentor’s an enigma, and she’s just made the year’s best debut

Fabiana Palladino’s debut album is a pop masterpiece a lifetime in the making.

  • by Robert Moran
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‘It’s a strange thing being faced with success’: Pnau’s next move after smash hit

‘It’s a strange thing being faced with success’: Pnau’s next move after smash hit

Amid global success and personal illness, the local dance trio return with a new album.

  • by Jules LeFevre
Taylor, Lana, Lorde: How Jack Antonoff became a generation’s greatest pop producer

Taylor, Lana, Lorde: How Jack Antonoff became a generation’s greatest pop producer

Is he ruining or revolutionising pop music? Everyone has an opinion on Jack Antonoff.

  • by Brodie Lancaster
‘I still have that zebra dress’: How Blondie’s Debbie Harry keeps rocking it at 78

‘I still have that zebra dress’: How Blondie’s Debbie Harry keeps rocking it at 78

The queen of punk chats about her enduring career, distinctive style and plans for the future. Yes, there’s a new Blondie album on the way.

  • by Jane Rocca
Who should win the Grammy: Kylie or Troye?

Who should win the Grammy: Kylie or Troye?

The local heavyweights are going head-to-head for the Grammys’ prestigious Best Pop Dance Recording prize. But who deserves it more? Let the arguments begin.

  • by Thomas Mitchell and Robert Moran
Just can’t get Kenough: How a Barbie song became the year’s silliest smash

Just can’t get Kenough: How a Barbie song became the year’s silliest smash

Andrew Wyatt’s scored big with his film music before. But his Barbie experience went beyond.

  • by Robert Moran