Separating the Art from the Artist in Wake of XXXTentacion’s Death
Controversial rapper XXXTentacion was shot dead in Miami, and the reactions have ranged from heartbroken to critical. 20-year-old rapper XXXTentacion (born Jahseh Dwayne Onfroy), was
GROUPLOVE Chats Electric Ladies, Life’s Lemons And Leotards
Hannah Hooper, one fifth of LA-based indie-pop rock quintet GROUPLOVE, took a hot sec from the band’s hectic Aussie tour to chat with your pals at
Indie Electronic Artist Elderbrook On SITG and Life Post Cola
Coming off a stellar performance at this year’s Splendour in the Grass, multi-instrumentalist, producer, and singer Elderbrook (Alexander Kotz) found a moment in the midst of his national
Gambino Gets Summer Ready with Two Hot New Singles
There is absolutely no stopping Childish Gambino. With the ‘This is America’ hype still strong on the internet, the singer/producer has just released two new
Six Years of Orange: The Best of Frank Ocean Since His Seminal Album
Contemporary R&B star and overall impeccable human being, Frank Ocean, is celebrating the sixth anniversary of his breakthrough, Grammy-winning album channel ORANGE this week. I can count
Solomun Reignites Debate Over Sampling and Cultural Appropriation
DJ and music producer Solomun has sparked debate around cultural appropriation, property and sampling after playing a track containing a sample of the Islamic Call
R&B Artist Dan Caplen on His New Single, The Logies and ‘These Days’ Success
Rewind a year: UK group Rudimental were (and still are) generating hit after hit. And now, the group is paving the way for the next big
Charli XCX Doesn’t Disappoint With Two Fresh New Singles
Reigning pop princess Charli XCX has unveiled not one, but two new singles following the trap-infused comeback single ‘5 In The Morning’. The tracks entitled
Xavier Rudd Releases New Single “Honeymoon Bay” Ahead of National Tour
Australia’s very own singer-songwriter Xavier Rudd has released his new single “Honeymoon Bay” alongside a music video that makes me want to book a trip
The Rise and Fall (and Rise Again) of the Australian Music Festival
It’s been just two days since Aussie music festival Spilt Milk released a rather impressive line-up of international and local acts for this coming November.
FIB Roundtable: Can You Separate Art From the Artist?
When future historians identify the definitive moments of 2017/18, they will no doubt land on #MeToo and Time’s Up. The movements brought to us through our
