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Brand New Heavies iconic acid rock funk masterpiece Brother Sister was released in 1994.

Brother and Sister Jesse and Ella Hooper were just teenagers when they dominated the Australian chart with their debut album ‘Reflector’ back in March 2000.

On 17 January 2025 one of the first albums of the year with be David Gray's 13th album 'Dear Life'.

The Screaming Jets, the Dave Gleeson 2024 Noise11.com interview.

The new Andy White album ‘Good Luck, I Hope You Make It’ is the first spoken word record for Andy.

Art Garfunkel is “passing the torch” to his son Art Garfunkel Jr with their first album together ‘Father & Son’.

After decades of working with the best of the best including The Seekers, Mirusia and Russell Morris, producer and musician Michael Cristiano has made his own album 'Mai Finira'.

In her new book ‘Its Because I Love You’ tells the story of her life with her late husband, Australian rock star Jim Keays of The Masters Apprentices.

Jazz guitarist Mike Stern is coming to Australia in February 2025 for shows in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Adelaide.

Melbourne’s Peppercreek Revival has arrived with a self-titled debut album that blends blues, roots, folk, and Americana into a truly unique sound. In this exclusive Noise11 interview, Paul Cashmere sits down with Barry Hills and Kelly Auty to talk about the making of the record, the band’s origins, and the remarkable stories behind the songs.

The Fauves have a new album 'Tropical Strength', a tour with Custard and a 36 year history.

Norway's Wardruna will tour Australia for the first time in 2025. There will also be a new album 'Birna' in January 2025.

Jim Moginie has had a busy few years. There was the farewell Midnight Oil ‘Resist’ tour, the Murmurations solo tour and album, the book The Silver River, the Rob Hirst song ‘Sugar In The Tea’ with Shane Howard and John Schumann and next the solo record ‘Everything’s Gonna Be Fine’. Jim tells us about the DNA of Midnight Oil, songwriting styles and some of the fun and not so fun times touring. Jim Moginie speaks to Paul Cashmere at Noise11.com

Joe Camilleri has over 50 albums to his name. There have been around a dozen Black Sorrows albums in the 20th century alone.

Peter Combe is one of Australia's most success children's songwriters having released more than a dozen kids records over the decades.

Voice of Baceprot (VoB) are the most powerful group to come out of Indonesia.

The Sharp were a three piece band in Melbourne in the early 90s with two hit albums 'This Is The Sharp' and 'Sonic Tripod'.

Jane Gazzo's new book 'I Hear Motion' explores the DNA of Australian music in the 80s.

Custard’s ninth studio album ‘Suburban Curtains’ is the band’s first double album.

Custard’s ninth studio album ‘Suburban Curtains’ is the band’s first double album.

'More Life' is the 2024 album for Australian guitarist Jeff Lang.

Patsy & Dave, Patsy Toop and David Baird, are the artists formerly known as The Long and Short of It.

Eagle-Eye Cherry has had a long career. That massive first hit ‘Save Tonight’ was 27 years in 1997. After that he wrote and sang ‘Wishing It Was’ on Santana’s biggest album ever ‘Supernatural’. Before that you may have seen him on movies ‘Arthur 2’, ‘Born On The Fourth of July’ and ‘The Doors’.

Birds of Tokyo have released five new songs since their last album 'Human Design' in 2020. There has been the show with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra which featured Birds of Tokyo covering Johnny Cash covering Nine Inch Nails.

Occasionally Steve Balbi has enough time of his own to record a solo record. That new record is ‘Breakdown’ featuring Steve on nearly every instrument (except drums).

Leo Sayer has revisited his vault to uncover recordings from 1992 that could have been an album had Grunge and Electro Dance not invaded the world at the time.

In 2024, The Saints founders Ed Kuepper and and Ivor Hay have reformed The Saints with honorary Saints Mark Arm (Mudhoney), Peter Oxley (Sunnyboys) and Mick Harvey(The Birthday Party / Bad Seeds).

In the lead-up to the release of Michael Schenker's 'My Years with UFO', Michael talked with Noise11's Paul Cashmere.

For Suellen Cusack's second record she has covered the great songs of her heritage with 'The Irish Songbook'.