Vibe Machine Interviews

Stephen chats with Marcus from Northlane about staying hydrated, the band's 2019 plans and more at Melbourne's Good Things Festival. Make sure you check out the band's latest single "Vultures" after the interview.

Ecca Vandal survived the heat of Good Things as well as over 6 months away from performing in her hometown - Stephen gets up close and personal with one of the leading Australian artists breaking on the international stage.

Stephen chats with Chris Carabba from Dashboard Confessional about nostalgia, Further Seems Forever, amazing dad jokes and more!

Sean and Booka from Make Them Suffer chat at Good Things Festival about being the new member of the band, becoming a more gender neutral industry and how mustard stains can lead to free Vans.

Stephen chats with Alex from All Time Low about their forthcoming Good Things Festival appearances, their latest album Last Young Renegade and whether Dookie is better than Smash. Plus, listen to the smash hits "Birthday" and "Time Bomb".

VMR chats with Henry, vocalist for Boston Manor as he drives through a blizzard in the USA right before their first Australian shows on the Good Things Music Festival. Josh and Henry discuss the album recording and reception, touring, Australia and more + hear the tracks Stick Up and Halo!

Anna Rose chats with Tom from No Trigger ahead of their upcoming Australian tour alongside Red City Radio - they discuss the tour, the new album and the band's new recording methods. Don't miss this chat OR the tour!

Stephen chats with Garrett from Red City Radio about their latest EP, Skytigers; their forthcoming Australian tour with No Trigger; Yahoo Serious and much, much more!

Stephen chats to Terror's Scott Vogel about their latest album, aggression in today's world and their forthcoming Australian tour.

Anna Rose catches up with drummer Brent Fitz from Slash/Miles Kennedy and the Conspirators ahead of their Australian tour and discuss the art of collaboration, juggling multiple bands, bushfires and just what its like working with the riff-machine that is Slash.