With the release of his debut album Presence, the 18yo French producer Petit Biscuit (aka Mehdi Benjelloun) spoke to Richard Kingsmill about watching his career take off in the US while he was busy finishing high school.

Richard's been running triple j's annual listener album poll for over 20 years now. From thousands of votes from triple j listeners, he counted down the Top 10 albums of 2017. Here's what made the poll this year from #5-#1, with the acts talking about their work and why it resonated with triple j listeners.

Richard's been running triple j's annual listener album poll for over 20 years now. From thousands of votes from triple j listeners, he counted down the Top 10 albums of 2017. Here's what made the poll this year from #5-#1, with the acts talking about their work and why it resonated with triple j listeners.

Richard's been running triple j's annual listener album poll for over 20 years now. From thousands of votes from triple j listeners, he counted down the Top 10 albums of 2017. Here's what made the poll this year from #10-#6, with the acts talking about their work and why it resonated with triple j listeners.

Richard's been running triple j's annual listener album poll for over 20 years now. From thousands of votes from triple j listeners, he counted down the Top 10 albums of 2017. Here's what made the poll this year from #10-#6, with the acts talking about their work and why it resonated with triple j listeners.

Host of Apple Music's Beats 1 radio show, and influential music tastemaker, Zane Lowe joined Richard Kingsmill to look back at the music world in 2017. Zane played some of his favourite songs of the year including Tyler, The Creator, YEBBA, St. Vincent and Kendrick Lamar.

Tom Iansek (Big Scary) and Tom Snowdon (Lowlakes) first hooked up on Iansek's #1 Dads solo album in 2014. They've now recorded more music together as No Mono. With the premiere of their single Violence Broken, the pair spoke to Richard Kingsmill about Snowdon's unique singing, his Alice Springs' background, and how Iansek and he work together.

Melbourne duo Slum Sociable speak to Richard Kingsmill about soundtracks, Radiohead, whistling and the personal battles they've faced leading up to the release of their debut album.

Championed by The Smith Street Band, Melbourne talent Jess Locke has just released her 2nd album called Universe. She speaks with Richard Kingsmill about the LP title, her ideas on collective thoughts, how she approaches her song writing, and if she will ever compose meaningless pop songs.

Sydney band Polaris spoke to Richard Kingsmill about recording their The Mortal Coil debut in a secluded beach house, how the lyric writing in the band works, and their love of Parkway Drive.