Tiga on the tracks that shaped him

How do we talk about the bad stuff without sucking the joy out of the good stuff?

Galcher Lustwerk on the tracks that shaped him

The naughty nu-rave darlings are back

Galcher Lustwerk on the tracks that shaped him

Through his journalism and poetry, Mohammed Alshaer bears witness to the genocide in Gaza

Khaled Jarrar on Palestine, PTSD and the commodification of resistance

Crazy P on loss, hope and the healing power of dance music

Save for some unlikely redemption arc, she's torched it

A personal history told through twelve tracks

Robyn dives into IVF, motherhood and middle-aged sex on her audacious new album.

Tim Lawrence on Gaza, backlash, and the politics of the dancefloor

On hero worship, sexual harm, and the ease with which we look away

When scaling up felt hollow, the legendary DJ found freedom in intimacy

Campaigning for triple j’s Hottest 100 is widespread, but few artists have been scrutinised as intensely for it as Keli Holiday, whose song Dancing2 is favourite to win Saturday’s countdown.

It doesn't mean she's lying

As 2025 comes to a close, the occasion somehow feels both quiet and momentous

Lily Allen, Zohran Mamdani, DJ Harvey and other bits and bobs

From DFA to the jungle, the veteran DJ and producer reflects on the cost of integrity and the pull of healing

From DFA to the jungle, the veteran DJ and producer reflects on the cost of integrity and the pull of healing

Save for some unlikely redemption arc, she's torched it

In their new book, P.E. Moskowitz envisions a new world through drugs

Save for some unlikely redemption arc, she's torched it

A new chapter for the newsletter, plus a reader feedback survey

Dissecting the discourse of the past week

estoc on the importance of making your position loud and clear

Gyrofield on wanting to fit in when she can't help but stand out

We should all be holding each other accountable in a time of genocide

Russell E.L. Butler on staying true and knowing your worth

Palestinian winemaker, activist and philosopher Amir Ashkar on a lifetime of resistance

Zopelar, a key figure of the São Paulo electronic scene, is learning that less is sometimes more

What to make of those finally denouncing the genocide in Gaza

C Powers makes resistance music for dance floors, informed by years of organizing

Dr. Seema Jilani on the "otherworldly dystopia" of working in a Gaza hospital and the need to protect those who are speaking up