Oyster Magazine

Plus listen to The Flaming Lips and Erykah Badu's new track 'Now I Understand'.

"They're not bears! They're frauds!"

"Human beings don't scare me!"

Jumping on the bed with a rifle, and other things your parents wouldn't approve of.

We chat to the keyboardist before their Australian tour.

Three of Bejing's cult underground bands plus projections by Matthew Niederhauser.

OFWGKTA are invading the streets of Sydney.

"People are freaks, man."

"I've never been more happy with where I'm headed as an artist."

Devonté Hynes creates his own interview for UK TV.

An “R&B but hella progressive” track produced by Machinedrum.

Will die-hard Joy Division fans buy tickets?

Ritual and witchcraft in the forest.

The entire recording process for Strawberry Jam in under ten minutes.

A commemoration of the band’s 10th anniversary.

"If it's a funeral... let's have the best funeral ever."

Win double passes for the Perth, Melbourne & Auckland shows.

Wu-Tang Clan officially linked to thug life.

An unheard song has been unearthed after 40 years.

Radiohead, Justice, Dre. Dre and Snopp Dogg, and more.

Samples Blue Ivy Carter crying.

Directed by the frontman's 16-year-old son, Spencer Tweedy.

Amazingly strange.

"My ultimate rider would probably consist of a strong internet connection and a bed. Oh, and fresh pairs of socks."

Small town middle America apocalypse.

"We'd drive to the beach, get stoned, go swimming, and then get taste tests of gelato."

Win a double pass to Flying Lotus, Africa Hitech & more this Friday.

“On national radio I called Howard an emo.”

We chat to Ishamel Butler before Shabazz Palaces come to Australia this January.

Hang out and cause trouble.

"I love the sound of cars going over those sewer things on the street, that's a very New York sound."

Anna Plunkett and Luke Sales curate a mixtape for us.

Directed by video artist and Animal Collective collaborator Danny Perez.

Plus the two artist's quiz each other about the collaborative process.

Wiz inexplicably travels to Hawaii for his new song 'California'.

"I think the one difference is that Fleet Foxes has fans; my other bands didn’t and don’t."