Sydney mathcore band Totally Unicorn go to a new place with forthcoming album, 'Sorry', its stripped back sound allowing vocalist Drew Gardner's dynamic and fiercely personal lyrics to come to the fore. He sits down with Gen for an in-depth episode about the record, the waxes and wanings of punk rock, overcoming bullying over his weight and saying a big "screw you" with latest track, 'Prized Pig'. Featuring tracks from Party Dozen, Gravel Pit, Caravãna Sun and The Living End.

Singer and rock icon John Corabi(ex-Mötley Crüe, The Dead Daisies)is set to hit Australia from 28 March for a few solo shows in Australia, where he'll play Mötley's '94 record with his band in full. Ahead of his son and drummer Ian's first trip down here, Gen got together with Corabi to chat all things family, from the pain that sparked Ian actually playing drums for him, his father-and-son travel checklist, and plans for bouncing around ideas together in studio for the next solo record.

Swiss heavy progressive trio Cellar Darling take a leap into new territory with the release of second album 'The Spell', out last Friday. Gen sat down with good friend and vocalist/hurdy gurdy player Anna Murphy to chat about the ambiguity of the ending to the record's tale, hiking, and becoming an audiobook author for the very first time.

This chat marks a true time capsule from the past, hours before timeless artist and Neon Gold Record founder Lizzy Plapinger(aka LPX)took the stage for her Sydney headline show at The Lansdowne in January. To celebrate LPX's fresh EP 'Junk of the Heart' being released today, we delve into the GA archives to bring Gen's chat with Lizzy - a longtime GA family member - to life. With plenty of banter and warmth, harking back to when the two first met in 2016, this one's just a bit of a 'Bolt in the Blue'.

It's been a huge year for the General Admission (GA) family, with the podcast celebrating turning one this month. In tandem with the milestone, and toasting a second one, music journalist Genevieve Gao sat down to discuss the iconic album 'Breakfast at Fatboys' turning 15 with 'Evil' Eddie Mark Jacobson, lead vocalist of Brisbane hip hop band Butterfingers. Parts seriousness and all laughter, the two let the chips fall where they may, from discussing the roots of relatable rap and hip hop, to Eddie singing a snippet of his kids' favourite song from a family trip.