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Music interview: Getting to Know Tora

Byron Bay four-piece Tora have just released their debut album, Take A Rest. We asked them to tell us about themselves.

Michael Hanake’s Happy End is not a happy film, presenting to a us quite bleak observations on the life of a family living in Calais.

This summer, in the spirit of Pride, The Barge House in London is hosting a film festival celebrating different aspects of queer culture.

Unfortunately, the reality is that the comedic licence expressed by The Other Side of Hope is hauntingly close to the truth.

We sent Addy Fong to the State Theatre screening of Una at Sydney Film Festival. Check out her photos and review.

Amat Escalante’s The Untamed does not hold back in its portrayal of sex as something that evokes both fear and curiosity.

Wanna feel old? Here goes. Post-grunge Aussie rockers, Grinspoon released their debut album, Guide To Better Living, 20 years ago.

Playing a show created exclusively for Vivid LIVE, Nick Murphy illustrated a new chapter of music, mixing past and present influences.

Johnny Third is a lynchpin of the Melbourne club scene, and has accumulated millions of plays across Spotify, Soundcloud and YouTube.

The Avalanches brought their hybrid of (if you’ll pardon the pun) vivid electronic and revolutionary energy to the tip of Bennelong Point.

As part of Vivid LIVE, Nicolas Godin and Jean-Benoit Dunckel played a fine collection of songs from their most recent retrospective.

Fresh from a tour of Australia, a turn at The Great Escape and the release of their album, Pumarosa are having a great 2017. We talk to them.