Interview: Alex Wall is Wax Witches
Wax Witches, the sci-fi-punk solo project of Bleeding Knees Club frontman Alex Wall, is in the midst of an extensive Australian tour in support of his new longplayer “Centre Of Your Universe”. Julia… Read More
Before I Go To Sleep – film review
Celebrity guest contributor, the legendary Hugh Cornwell, reviews the new movie from writer/director Rowan Joffe, which sees a woman (played by Nicole Kidman) wake up every day, remembering nothing as a result of a traumatic… Read More
Music: Burn Antares – Crystal Love
Powerful vocals and seductive, wing-eyed glances from leading lady, Grace Farriss carry the song and video combination from Burn Antares. The video is a sepia-toned affair with many a cravat, flared hemline and… Read More
ODESZA, In Return – Album Review
Seattle-based electronic duo ODESZA are back with their sophomore album, In Return. It’s been two years since their debut release Summer’s Gone, but summer is definitely back, alive and kicking with their latest… Read More
New Music: Noire – Those Days
Somethingyousaid.com’s Carol Bowditch checks out Sydney-based outfit NOIRE: With pretty female vocals that flirt with lines like, “I woke up with you on my mind/But yes, I guess I woke up and changed my mind,” NOIRE… Read More
First look – Paper Planes Trailer
Not-unlike like MIA, there’s an upcoming Australian feature from writer/director Robert Connolly which flies like paper and gets high like planes. The trailer for it has just launched. Check it out above, it looks awesome.… Read More
Andy Bull live in Sydney – Photos
Sydney-based singer/songwriter Andy Bull is in the midst of his “Sea of Approval” tour of Australia, which includes a host of sold-out shows across the country. We wanted to check out his alt-pop magic… Read More
Busdriver, Perfect Hair – Album Review
[embedit snippet=”busdriver”] Elaina Ransford reviews the tenth studio LP from Busdriver, which follows his highly-acclaimed 2012 release, Beaus$Eros: Perfect Hair (a fantastic and apt title) is a bass-heavy, heavily 90’s influenced album that… Read More
Only Lovers Left Alive, the beauty of being
Only a side-effect, but already quite some achievement: With his latest movie, Jim Jarmusch saved the genre of vampire movies from hyped over-produced teen-kitsch… Only Lovers Left Alive is much more a road-movie than… Read More
Fifty Shades of Dave, by Oliver Heath
I’d decided to write an article about the growing prevalence of bondage. Fifty Shades of Grey was so mainstream it might as well have been Fifty Shades of Beige. I noticed an advertisement online for a… Read More
We Are The Best! – Film Review
In We Are The Best!, Swedish director/screenwriter Lukas Moodysson’s delivers a must-see for anybody who is thirteen, anybody who has ever been thirteen and anybody for whom music has had a profound affect on their… Read More
The trouble with Locke is…
Melissa Oey reviews the new flick from Steven Knight: Ivan Locke (Tom Hardy) is an Everyman whose carefully constructed picket fence existence becomes threatened by a singular and supposedly uncharacteristic incident in his past.… Read More