Needless to say, this is a movie you should see ASAP. Really, it’s a superhero movie for anyone who’s sick of superhero movies; and it’s somehow also a treat for fans of the genre.
LIVE REVIEW: Mosquito Coast hits home with their new sound
Dream pop was on the agenda for tonight, and simply put, something truly special was delivered.
Podcast: Our Least Favourite Films of 2018
In Part 2 of our 2018 retrospective, Howie and Rhys (and special guest Chris) descend into utter chaos as they dive deep into their least favourite films of the year so far.
Film Review: In "Roma", Alfonso Cuaron Has Crafted His Most Personal Film Yet
Less of a straightforward narrative and more of a mosaic.
PREMIERE: Wooly Mammoth’s Big Year and New Single "Slowing at Sunrise"
Its been a huge year for Perth band Wooly Mammoth. We are excited to premiere their new single, and talk to them about their journey so far.
FILM REVIEW: "Robin Hood" aims low; misses anyway
Robin Hood is a disaster - we’re ripping that bandaid straight off.
The Masculine in "First Man" & The Feminine in "Suspiria"
Some quick thoughts on Damien Chazelle’s “First Man” and Luca Guadagnino’s “Suspiria”
What The Live-Action "Cowboy Bebop" Will Have To Nail To Be Acceptable
Whether we like it or not, it’s happening
"Stay With Us" Is Theatre That Makes You Think and Feel
Stay With Us is the latest offering from Perth theatre company Last Great Hunt. It’s a space responsive work, set in the rooms and foyer of Riverview Hotel.
JAZZ UNDER THE STARS: WAYJO is Definitely Worth Looking Up
Festive jazz, a summer evening and cheap wine - the stars align at The West Australian Youth Jazz Orchestra’s season finale.
FILM REVIEW: Joe Penna's Debut, 'Arctic', is anything but Cold
A stunning but uncomfortable debut from Brazil’s most-subscribed Youtube Channel.
LIVE REVIEW: Holy Holy @ Rosemount Hotel
The soulful show was an excellent way to ring in the new month, with their festive alt-rock playing well into midnight.
The 1975's 'A Brief Inquiry into Online Relationships': Often Infuriating, Mostly Brilliant
The 1975’s “throw everything at the wall and see what sticks” mentality has resulted in another album that is both maddening and thrilling, but thankfully it’s mostly the latter this time.
LIVE REVIEW: Working the Crowd @ the Poetry Grand Slam
Skin, sign language, spirituality and anxiety - from scientists to seven year-olds, there was something for everyone at this year’s Grand Slam.
Perth Festival 2019: 6 Immersive Acts to Catch This Upcoming Season
Whether you’re hoping to get across the season or gift some tickets to your loved ones, we recommend dipping your feet into something new for a night you won’t forget.
FILM REVIEW: How 'The Grinch' Stole Christmas and Whether You Should Care
Every Who Down in Whoville likes Christmas a lot...
But 'The Grinch', from Universal, gives me pause for thought.
Live Review: Bloc Party's 'Silent Alarm' Tour is Far More than Cheap Nostalgia
What a treat it was to hear this group prove just how relevant their debut remains.
LIVE REVIEW: Sets on the Beach brings on a whole new flavour
This year’s Sets on the Beach departed from its usual house-filled line-up, with two headliners in particular standing out.
THEATRE REVIEW: 'Bare: A Pop Opera' perfectly encapsulates the struggles of adolescence & coming out
Despite its crude humour, Bare: A Pop Opera perfectly encapsulates the struggles of adolescence and the difficulties of coming out.