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The Hurt Locker is a surprising film. Centring on a three-man bomb disposal unit working in Iraq in 2004, the…
There was a time when youth culture had an edge. Punks and skins roamed the streets looking for trouble. These…
The world has been devastated by an unknown cataclysmic event. All crops have withered and the only food sources left…
Listen up fuckos, we’re almost a decade in to the 21st century and it’s time to start focussing on real…
The arts and theatre program for Peats Ridge 2009 is filled to the brim with every type of visual and…
9 originally began as a short film by Shane Acker; begun in the early years of this millennium and completed…
Want to see your work projected onto one of the biggest and most visible canvases during Sydney Festival 2010?
It’s easy to hate the Americans. They seem loud and obnoxious; ignorant and aggressive. America’s foreign policy seems based on…
Speakeasy Cinema launches with Aaron Rose’s documentary Beautiful Losers, a portrait of the former nerds, freaks and outsiders who coalesced…
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Cementing their status as the perennial 'good blokes' of the music industry
Australian band Hands Like Houses‘ newest release, Unimagine, stands as 2012’s Ground Dweller did, modestly ‘neath the shelter of the…
UPDATE 17/12/15 5.50pm: Soundwave 2016 has been officially cancelled. Metal fans hoping to see the gimp-suited, dildo-wielding, fire-scorched antics of…
All I need, indeed.
"Proudest dad moment ever."
The debut EP from Byron Bay’s The Firetree is four tracks of beautifully constructed indie pop songs that reflect innocent…
Now this ain’t the ideal way to mark the release of your new album. The Killers’ frontman Brandon Flowers has…
Beloved Australian folk rockers The Waifs will return in 2015 with their seventh LP, titled Beautiful You and to celebrate…