The world is watching Gary Clark Jr. The Austin, Texas guitarist has quickly earned a reputation as one of the great new bluesmen of America.

Steve Harley has never stopped recording and performing.

The term supergroup gets kicked around a lot of to some extent The Hobart Brothers & Lil’ Sis are a supergroup but the musician mates prefer to think of themselves as a slumber group.

Big Strong Brute is the alter ego of Brisbane singer/songwriter Paul Donoughue.

California’s Leftover Cuties have their roots dating back to the music of Billie Holiday.

We continue our nutty chat with New York comedy vet and former SNL cast member Jim Breuer.

Veteran New York comic Jim Breuer talks about Goat-Boy, Half Baked , meeting Metallica and Ozzy, plus more.

Feted folkies Dawes discuss that smooth Laurel Canyon sound, Jackson Browne's guitar, Occupy Wall Street and more.

Loveable bloke Nick Cody has two shows at this year's Comedy Fest — going Back To School, and indulging in Sinful Thinking.

The bitchiest man in comedy Joel Creasey is letting it all hang out in his new show Naked. He exposes himself to Noise11.

Suzanne Santo and Ben Jaffe are known collectively as HoneyHoney

Victorian folkie sensation Husky discuss signing to Sub Pop, touring Germany, their trippy new video, and give a radiant performance of 'The Woods'.

Kenny Wayne Shepherd was the boy wonder of blues when we first heard from him in the mid 90s.

Melbourne-based singer/songwriter Shelley Segal is one of the more outspoken artists around.

American blues rock guitarist Jimmie Vaughan is a real guitar hero.

One of the highlights of seeing Busby Marou at SXSW in 2012 was watching the audience watching the duo.

Lanie Lane’s debut album ‘To The Horses’ is an 11-song delight.

French composer (Amelie, Good Bye Lenin!) and pop experimentalist Yann Tiersen discusses his kooky clips, the tiny island where he records, and more.

British quartet Django Django were the buzz band of SXSW 2012.

Australia's finest psych rockers return with a new line-up, a double A-side, and an album on the way. We reintroduce to you... Wolf & Cub.

Comedians Steady Eddy, Chris Wainhouse and Chris Franklin team up for the filthy Politically Incorrect shows.

Electro producer Chris Arnott talks about his gear, his rock band with Bass Kleph, his club chart-topping singles, and more.

Melbourne indie-rockers Black Fox drop in for a chat about Japanese adventures, saxophone solos, weird Brooklyn studios and more.

Amy and Tim from US goth-rock powerhouse Evanescence talk about their triumphant return.

Post-Madonna and David Bowie, indie rock curio Butterfly Boucher returns with her third solo album and renewed spirit.

Icelandic folk group Of Monsters And Men discuss the three types of Icelanders, not knowing Passion Pit remixed them, and giving Jay Leno dried fish.

Chart-topping Kiwi singer-songwriter Bic Runga returns with a sultry '60s-styled pop album Belle.

Bona fide rockabilly country (and minor key) queen Eilen Jewell talks about rambling, having famous fans, Loretta Lynn, and American music.

We chat to performers Jolyon James and Blake Bowden who appear in the Cat Stevens stage musical Moonshadow.

We chat to Gemma-Ashley Kaplan and Gareth Keegan from the Cat Stevens stageshow Moonshadow.