How to completely fail at detoxing
Somethingyousaid.com’s Sonia Clarke promises to treat her body like a temple, but the struggle continues. Residing in Sydney – global centre for body fascism – many is the Monday morning when I solemnly… Read More
Brighton Festival & House art preview
As a self-confessed luddite, I sometimes struggle with the language of art. I find it difficult to separate the genuine sentiment from the bullshit. So, usually, when an artist states something like, “Wallpaper… Read More
Interview: Getting To Know Emily Grove
Singer/songwriter Emily Grove recently completed a tour of the United Kingdom with Jarrod Dickenson and David Ford. We caught up with her for a conversation about her recordings, her music tastes and about acting… Read More
Poliça and Vernon Have a Tiff
When Bon Iver frontman Justin Vernon says your band is “the best thing I’ve ever heard,” you know you have something good. And when the the angel-voiced, hobo-chic Vernon sings a duet with your band… Read More
Beardyman makes an album in an hour
We nerd out over the BeardyTron5000_MkII. What the hell is that, you ask? Beardyman explains all: Hello Beardyman! There is a lot of equipment involved in your new shows. What does this now include… Read More
Kirin J Callinan’s Tales From The Crypt
Beneath St James Cathedral, a lone figure stood. Licentious in nature (if only while onstage), a small few hundred, rubbing elbow-to-shoulder-to-mouth-to-nose, packed in like sardines to catch a glimpse of the flickering flame… Read More
Hey, don’t call models floozies!
Oliver Heath looks at the culture of accepted sexism that was illustrated by his experiences at Fashion Week: I love making fashion videos. Occasionally it’s avant garde, but mostly it’s like being at… Read More
Read This Before You Play Music In Public
These are the rules. I didn’t make them up. These are inalienable truths, a part of the divine spectrum of unquestionable constants that hold our universe together. There might be those who feel… Read More
How to buy a drink & not be an idiot
Right, listen up, because bartender Jess Matthews is dispensing invaluable advice on the etiquette of ordering drinks: The world of hospitality spins on a completely different axis to the rest of the ‘normal’… Read More
Interivew: Getting to know Jarrod Dickenson
New York-based, Waco-born singer/songwriter, Jarrod Dickenson, recently released his second longplayer and has just finished a massively successful tour of the United Kingdom. We found out more: I am a Texan, a New… Read More