Category: Women in Music
“Banging out chords on the guitar can be like screaming and it’s wonderful”: Interview with Siobhan Wilson.
Scottish-born Siobhan Wilson has been writing songs and playing an assortment of instruments, which include guitar, cello and piano, since […]
Doin’ It For Herself: Interview with Bryde.
In another life, Sarah Howells was once a part of several musical projects, one of them in fact as one […]
Never Let Her Go: Interview with Sarah Blasko.
Back in February I said, “Depth of Field is my pick for the best album released so far this year. That’s […]
Interview: A timely chat with The Weather Station’s Tamara Lindeman.
Canadian Tamara Lindeman, who leads her band The Weather Station, first started recording her own music in her early twenties. […]
No-nonsense guitar rock: Interview with The Beaches.
From the outset, sisters Jordan Miller on lead vocals and bass and Kylie Miller on lead guitar, together with Leandra […]
I’m still head over feet for Alanis Morrissette.
Some of my closest friends occasionally still ask me why I listen to Alanis nowadays. “Come on Rob, she made […]
The rise and rise of The Regrettes: Interview with frontwoman Lydia Night.
The Regrettes are a LA-based punk rock band that the world should be paying close attention to. As self-assertive Gen-Zers […]
Interview with Canadian Singer Songwriter Terra Lightfoot.
Canadian alternative/indie rocker Terra Lightfoot has been strutting her stuff musically speaking since the early 2010’s. She draws heavily from […]
In-depth fan review: Veruca Salt live in Melbourne.
Back in the mid ‘90’s, Veruca Salt was one of the hottest acts. Two headstrong young women, Louise Post and […]
“Music can travel, music has no borders”: Interview with Michal Elia Kamal of Light in Babylon.
It’s probably safe to say Turkey’s culture has its roots in Istanbul. And if you’re looking for world music to […]
