Stereogum — Tell Me How You Really Feel ? Pretty great ever since we heard there's a new Courtney Barnett album coming out! While we wait for more new original songs, Barnett has shared a new cover from fellow Australian legends INXS, whose 1987 classic Kick sh... more info

Indie Music News — Following the successful launch of their debut single ‘Footprints’ and their first US tour, The Fell are thrilled to announce the addition of former INXS front man J.D Fortune to their already strong lineup. The … Read More more info

Stereogum — We're in the midst of a watershed cultural moment, when many prominent sexual harassers are being rooted out and exposed, made to contend with their own patterns of abuse. And with that, of course, comes the backlash, with some prominent men worrying... more info

Stereogum — As Chris Murphy, the longtime ­manager of INXS, remembers it, "I really thought I was fucked." On an ­afternoon in 1987, Murphy, a ­wisecracking Australian, had ­gathered Atlantic Records’ radio ­promotion, sales and ­marketing ­divisions fo... more info

The Daily Mail — The last words penned by iconic INXS frontman Michael Hutchence will feature in an upcoming tell-all Channel Seven documentary about the late singer more info

Nialler9 — BARE in the Woods, the Portarlington music festival that has expanded to three days this year already has one of the most unique lineups in the country with the likes of House Of Pain, Mike Skinner, Right Said Fred, Helmet, Kiesza and INXS’ J... more info

Stereogum — Bonnie Raitt and INXS are two ’80s pop heavyweights who aren’t always given their due these days, and last night, they came together on the outdoor festival stage at Jimmy Kimmel Live. On her new album Dig In Deep, Raitt covers the single best IN... more info

Roadrunner - Blabbermouth — Richard Z. Kruspe (RAMMSTEIN, EMIGRATE) has contributed guest vocals to "Move It", the latest single from Tomoyasu Hotei, the Japanese guitarist, singer-songwriter and producer who is best known internationally for his "Kill Bill" theme "Battle Witho... more info

Stereogum — I recently wrote about my appreciation for the 1975, a British band who have become full-fledged superstars making sleek, sexy bubblegum pop along the lines of INXS and Duran Duran. “UGH,” the second single from their unwieldily titled sophomore ... more info

Stereogum — “How can I call myself a straight man,” a barback asked me and my friend, “if I would rather look at Michael Hutchence than all these pretty girls?” He returned to his duties, collecting empty glasses and wiping down the bar, and we were left... more info