Food: MeatLiquor is great fun
Burger joints are more popular than ever these days and are cropping up all over the place to allow hungry carnivores to fill their cake holes with premium beef products. MeatLiquor, which already… Read More
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Sloth Society: Tales from the Tea Room
Sloth Society is an art collective that have been jointly creating incredible pieces for approximately two years; having met at design college and discovering common ground in music, their artistic drive, inspirations and… Read More
Live Review: I Know Leopard in Sydney
Somethingyousaid.com’s Melissa Oey checks out some Australian acts: Halfway through the opening set, I realise it has definitely been a while since my last visit to Oxford Art Factory. The Gallery Bar is… Read More
Live Review: Violent Soho in Sydney
Last month saw Violent Soho headlining Sydney’s Oxford Art Factory on the Sydney leg of their Australian tour, following the release of their third full-length album, Hungry Ghost. With the show comprising of… Read More
Film review: Adoration is thought provoking
Melissa Oey checks out Adoration, an Australian co-production filmed on the picturesque north coast of New South Wales: Though the plot essentially revolves around two life-long friends – Roz (Robin Wright) and Lil (Naomi… Read More
Album Review: Eskimo Joe, Wastelands
Sara Potter gives a listen to the latest Eskimo Joe longplayer for somethingyousaid.com: Wastelands is the 6th studio album by Perth’s Eskimo Joe. Known for their catchy pop-rock hits, they have proven themselves… Read More
Art Interview: Modern Panic’s James Elphick
A unique collection of today’s foremost surreal, controversial & provocative international artists and live art’s practitioners comes to London for Modern Panic. Something You Said’s 25ThC caught up with James Elphick, the curator of… Read More
Album Review: Frankie Rose, Herein Wild
Somethingyousaid.com’s Carol Bowditch checks out the second solo longplayer from Frankie Rose: I remember watching an interview a while back where Brooklyn babes Vivian Girls said that, “they didn’t scream, they sung like angels…… Read More
Live Review: MGMT in London
Psychedelic warriors, MGMT, have officially crossed the rainbow mountain. Alien Days, the first song lifted from latest, self-titled longplayer, is a gentle and melodic reminder of just what makes these Brooklyn boys so ultimately… Read More
Film review: Don’t miss Mystery Road
Mystery Road is a brooding psychological thriller set in North Western New South Wales, starring an all-star Australian cast led by Aaron Pederson, Hugo Weaving, Ryan Kwanten, Tasma Walton, Jack Thompson and David… Read More
Live Review: AlunaGeorge in Sydney
AlunaGeorge’s excellent set at Sydney’s Listen Out was closely followed by the obligatory sideshow, this time at Oxford Art Factory. I therefore spent the week largely hustling for AlunaGeorge tickets, going to see… Read More