French composer (Amelie, Good Bye Lenin!) and pop experimentalist Yann Tiersen discusses his kooky clips, the tiny island where he records, and more.

British quartet Django Django were the buzz band of SXSW 2012.

Australia's finest psych rockers return with a new line-up, a double A-side, and an album on the way. We reintroduce to you... Wolf & Cub.

Comedians Steady Eddy, Chris Wainhouse and Chris Franklin team up for the filthy Politically Incorrect shows.

Electro producer Chris Arnott talks about his gear, his rock band with Bass Kleph, his club chart-topping singles, and more.

Melbourne indie-rockers Black Fox drop in for a chat about Japanese adventures, saxophone solos, weird Brooklyn studios and more.

Amy and Tim from US goth-rock powerhouse Evanescence talk about their triumphant return.

Post-Madonna and David Bowie, indie rock curio Butterfly Boucher returns with her third solo album and renewed spirit.

Icelandic folk group Of Monsters And Men discuss the three types of Icelanders, not knowing Passion Pit remixed them, and giving Jay Leno dried fish.

Chart-topping Kiwi singer-songwriter Bic Runga returns with a sultry '60s-styled pop album Belle.

Bona fide rockabilly country (and minor key) queen Eilen Jewell talks about rambling, having famous fans, Loretta Lynn, and American music.

We chat to performers Jolyon James and Blake Bowden who appear in the Cat Stevens stage musical Moonshadow.

We chat to Gemma-Ashley Kaplan and Gareth Keegan from the Cat Stevens stageshow Moonshadow.

Beards! Adelaide concept rockers The Beards praise the most noble of follicular extrusions - the beard. And reveal their hatred of moustaches.

Canadian duo Madison Violet drop in to discuss heartbreak, playing strange venues, writing with Ron Sexsmith, and more.

Strong and sensitive type Pete Murray gives us the goods on his new single, his Euro jaunts, seeking out new artists, and more.

UK rap star and very sharp lad Professor Green promises an awkward chat about class, bad journalists, Emile Sandé, battle-rapping and more.

Australia's folk rock treasure Mick Thomas talks about his first true solo album, recorded in Portland with Darren Hanlon.

Luke from New York electro-rockers The Rapture gives us a stunningly frank interview about how an abusive childhood led to their new album.

Electro and dubstep sensation Flux Pavilion discusses Watch The Throne, DIY, Skrillex, reverting to singing and guitars, and more,

The fun British boys Will And The People talk to us about their sunny reggae-pop stylings and communal living arrangements.

The loveable Ben Kweller talks about power pop, evil industry execs, voodoo, astrology, and his ballsy single 'Mean To Me'.

Jon and Drew from US pop-rock powerhouse Switchfoot discuss their new surfing doco, winning a Grammy, road-testing tunes, and more.

Aaron and Mike from mega-selling US heavy rockers Staind discuss Snoop Dogg, country side-projects, their line-up change, and more.

Those Canadian reprobates - Ricky, Julian and Bubbles - drop in to talk jail vodka, Axl Rose, visiting 'Hokyo', and more.

Satchel and Lexxi from LA's sleaziest cock rockers Steel Panther turn the air blue in Noise11's dirtiest interview ever.

Aspiring pop country lass Jessica Jade talks about diverse tastes, heartbreak, recording in Nashville, and her debut EP.

US heavy rockers Alter Bridge talk ABIII, Creed, Slash and big plans for the future, all while battling soundcheck.

English tenor Alfie Boe made his first public performance at 14. If the start of the story was then in the late 80s, Alfie has progressed to be one of the great voices in the world.

Jason Coleman, Pete Harrington-Olsen and Matt Sofo and the three minds behind the world’s newest dance label, Groove Pill Records.