osh Makinda cleverly wove newly made in-jokes with the crowd into a 50 minute set! Check him out if you can.
Gallery: Groovin' The Moo Bunbury 2013
Check this out for some of the great snaps that Luke Bartlett and Tim Chapman got at Groovin' The Moo in Bunbury! Relive your great (we can only assume) experience!
Film Review: Star Trek: Into Darkness
For the Star Trek fans out there, Into Darkness plays off many scenes and plot points from another (and probably the best) Star Trek film, The Wrath of Khan. This is meant as little tongue-in-cheek nods to the original canon..
Kurt Vile - 'Wakin' on a Pretty Daze'
(Kurt Vile) is a much better than your average folk guitarist, he has a wonderfully drawly voice and most of all, he has song writing chops that would make Bob Dylan get all hot and flustered.
Escaping The Urban Grind: Toodyay
Sometimes when the world gets a bit much, it’s important that you can get away. We urban explorers are naturally a big fan of breaking out and adventuring away, but sometimes it’s not enough to simply go into another building.
Brendon Burns: Hasn't Heard Of You Either
He has a defined vision of what comedy is that extends beyond punchlines and informs a broad sweeping narrative. And if you thought otherwise, he'll let you know that you're a fucking moron (he's great with hecklers).
Hanging With: Tame Impala (Part 1)
It's not everyday you get to ask Kevin Parker what he got his mum for Mother's Day. This is definitely the coolest thing I'll ever write about, I still can't believe it was real life.
Shit Things in the World: Nickelback
Nickelback is one of those bands who were probably disliked by many prior to the internet becoming life itself; but then the hate grows as people are so easily influenced by their fingerprint riddled screens.
Maven Espresso
I have never had a bad coffee at Maven. I always have good coffee. I often have great coffee. Maven is my regular morning coffee on my way to struggle through a day of university.
Culture Shock: Perth Cafés
Complaining about the price and quality of coffee seems to be a favourite pastime of Perth. Every week my Facebook newsfeed is full of my friends complaining that they just paid ‘almost $5 for a cup of shit’.
Lights - 'Siberia (Acoustic)'
The thing I found most striking about the acoustic rendition is that on more than half of the songs, Lights takes a very different approach to the songs than she did in 2011.
MS MR - 'Secondhand Rapture'
The album actually turned out to be one of the dorkiest indie pop pieces I have ever listened to, with one lyric quoting Harry Potter, saying “I solemnly swear I am up to no good.” Seriously, how lame can you get?
Guildford Hotel Lament
It’s an interesting quirk in the human psyche that allows you feel attachment to inanimate objects. Perhaps it’s the memories; perhaps it’s what they represent about life in general.
Gratts in Perth
It just so happened that Gratts was going to stay with a lifelong friend of mine whilst he was here in Perth. And he needed picking up from the airport, as fate would have it. What ensued was a week of reawakening the tourist within as we adventured to Perth’s best bits.
6 Songs You Won't Admit You Love
I'm not going to pretend I'm always ridiculously cool and hip listening to trendy stuff on my iPod. Sometimes I like me some pop and I could almost guarantee I'm not the only one.
Local Feature: David Hyams
If you're looking for some new music and you're sick of the mundane- you need to check out Fremantle based songwriter David Hyams, on his brand new album 'Travelling Bones'.
Folkworld Fairbridge Festival Wrap Up 2013 - Part 2: The Music
There were so many other bands I could have mentioned but these to me were the stand outs, the ones that made me want to dance and sing, and made me feel happy to be at Fairbridge.
Jai Paul - Unreleased Bandcamp Leaks
So this is probably the first and last album review that I’m going to do that isn’t really…well….an album at all.... Slap my arse and call me Judy if this isn’t the best damn fake album that will be released this year!
Folkworld Fairbridge Festival Wrap Up 2013 - Part 1
There’s something about thousands of people who love music and a good time crammed into a tiny eco-village near where I used to grow up that just speaks to the inner hippie in everyone.
The Brick-House That Bricks Built
For us, it always begins with a jolly stroll around the entire site, to get a feel for the place and figure out where the biggest gap in the fence is.