Camp Cope's Georgia and Thomo chat to Don't Fret Club inside Melbourne's Poison City Records. The pair get stuck in to topics surrounding the music industry, anxiety and friendship.

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Neck Deep singer Ben Barlow chats candidly to Don’t Fret Club upon the release of the band’s third studio album, The Peace and the Panic. Content warning: this podcast covers sensitive topics including anxiety, depression and grief.

Neck Deep singer Ben Barlow chats candidly to Don’t Fret Club upon the release of the band’s third studio album, The Peace and the Panic. Content warning: this podcast covers sensitive topics including anxiety, depression and grief.

Australian folk singer/songwriter, Alex The Astronaut, joins us from her home in New York to talk about the escapism of her music and how writing lyrics helps her to better understand her own state of mind.

Australian folk singer/songwriter, Alex The Astronaut, joins us from her home in New York to talk about the escapism of her music and how writing lyrics helps her to better understand her own state of mind.

As It Is discuss the positive influence of their sophomore album, Okay. We chat to lyricists Patty Walters and Ben Langford-Biss about creating a safe space to talk about mental illness.

As It Is discuss the positive influence of their sophomore album, Okay. We chat to lyricists Patty Walters and Ben Langford-Biss about creating a safe space to talk about mental illness.

We get to know the man behind the frontman persona as Marcus Bridge opens up about his father's passing, and the impact it's had on him musically, how he finds touring and his views on mental health awareness in the metal scene.

We get to know the man behind the frontman persona as Marcus Bridge opens up about his father's passing, and the impact it's had on him musically, how he finds touring and his views on mental health awareness in the metal scene.

In one of his most honest and open interviews ever, Frank Carter sits down with the Don't Fret Club to talk about success, insecurities and making mistakes.