Live Review: Urthboy in Sydney
There was a sense of appreciation from the crowd and an overall vibe that resonated just how important live music is.
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Live Review: Mountain Sounds Festival
We sent reviewer Samantha Dickson and photographer Damon Collum to Mountain Sounds Festival. Here’s what went down.
Live Review: Laneway Festival Melbourne
As the moving Laneway carnival swung through the southern coast, Chloe Mayne and Sophie Metcalfe pulled on their boogie shoes and shimmied along: As the summer festival season hurtles ever onwards along the… Read More
Review: Banoffee – With Her Remixes
Melbourne-based singer/producer Martha Brown, otherwise known as Banoffee, recently released a package of remixes by Roland Tings, Sh?m and Chad Valley of her tune, “With Her.” Nathan Moas checks them out: The warm, light… Read More
Star Wars at St.George OpenAir Cinema
When Star Wars was released last December, we were so pant-wettingly excited that we had to see it on the opening night.
Album review: The Jezabels – Synthia
Australian indie rockers, The Jezabels, will release their third LP next week in a bittersweet fashion. Synthia will be released as the band’s keyboardist, Heather Shannon, undergoes treatment for ovarian cancer. From the first beat… Read More
Review: Allow Catastrophe into your life
With Peep Show finally coming to an end and our short-lived hopes of a Friends re-union dashed (thanks a goddamn lot, Chanandler Bong), we’re in serious need of a new sitcom to get… Read More
Review: Sunflower Bean – Human Ceremony
This may be a big call, but if David Lynch’s upcoming Twin Peaks series were to feature a soundtrack of dreamy indie artists, Sunflower Bean could understandably take a slot. The three piece… Read More
Live Review: Falls Festival Marion Bay
Since joining Lorne in 2003, Tasmania’s edition of Falls Festival has been a popular option for anyone wanting to celebrate New Year’s Eve on the Apple Isle. Aside from potential anxiety for those… Read More
Film Review: Spotlight cuts deep
The revelation of truth is always shocking, especially in relation to a story involving the cover-up of the sexual abuse of children.
Review: Cosmo’s Midnight – Moments
Sydney-based Cosmo’s Midnight have returned with their second EP, Moments. A listen or two in you can hear this is something the Inner-West duo wanted to make waves with, something they spent a lot of… Read More