Pablo Lorraine's take on the JFK family is a beautiful piece of cinema that does justice to one of the great public tragedies of the 21st century.
Movies of the Month: January Preview
From Oscar-hopefuls to video game blockbuster, in the first of our monthly movie guide, we preview the films that are showing in theatres this January.
Falls Downtown 2017: Could this be the start of something great?
The first Falls in Western Australia was a bit of a mixed bag. There were some good acts, and some not so good acts. But perhaps what I take the most issue with is the set up and lack of foresight on the part of the organisers... Falls in Freo could be the start of something great, but only if the organisers listen to what the people want.
LIVE NATION: FALLS DOWNTOWN 2017 GALLERY
The inaugural Falls Downtown festival exceeded our expectations in every way possible. Our festival gallery is courtesy of Mitchell Hender [mitchellhender.format.com]
Run the Jewels: Still Killing it on RTJ3
Run the Jewels 3 is everything you could’ve hoped for from an RTJ project right now. It’s a full steam ahead onslaught of razor-sharp lines that cut to core of our times, leaving a deep impression on the listener.
La La Land: Nostalgic in all the right places
A nostalgic but exuberant breath into the dying genre of musicals. La La Land is one to take your parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles to.
Instagram Nation: The essential grams to follow in 2017
New year, new you baby. Out with the old, in with the new. Time to cleanse your follow feed... We bring you our top Instagram accounts to follow in 2017.
Jim Jarmusch's "Paterson" is thoughtful and clever, but not for everyone
This time around, director Jim Jarmusch has stayed to what he knows in Paterson, a rather brilliant film about the mundane.
Meek Mill: Dreamchasers 4 (DC4)
Meek Mill's much anticipated DC4 has finally arrived. Read our review of the album here.
LIVE REVIEW: ORIGIN NYE 2016
Origin festival proved to be a remarkably accurate reflection of 2016 itself.
Southbound wraps up 2016 with incredible music and loving vibes
Incredible music talent, spectacular audiovisual performances, chilled camping vibes and an all-round fantastic, fun-loving atmosphere. Southbound 2016 was a festival to remember.
Isolated Nation's Top Albums of 2016
2016 was an awful year by all accounts, but at least it gave us an abundance of good music to compensate.
Where to be on New Years Eve
Are you scrambling to organise your NYE? We've got you covered with a summary of the best events to close out 2016.
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[VIDEO] "Violent Delights": Celebrating the Best of TV in 2016
2016 has been a great year for television. We made a supercut to celebrate our favourite moments on screen.
Southbound 2016 is the perfect festival to cap off a wild, roller-coaster year
Southbound 2016 is here to see out the year with good vibes and great tunes.
Abbe May headlines wildly eclectic "Clam Jam 2016" at Jack Rabbit Slims
From foamy grunge, to sharp, stabbing staccatos of soul, Clam Jam 2016 was a variety show where the body could sway just as well as it could mosh.
Rosalie Blum is a lovely French tale about lost souls finding each other
Rosalie Blum serenades its audience with a lovely tale about lost souls finding one another.
POP VULTURE: Spire Talks Music, Memes and Eating in Perth
We talked to young WA producer Spire about cofounding the electronic music collective Soda Island and collaborating with other musicians, his favourite food spots in WA and who would play him in a biopic in our long awaited next edition of our Pop Vulture series.
PIAF Film Review: "The Rehearsal" is not your typical high school movie
The Rehearsal allows its audience to view a haunting and raw side of adolescence that isn’t glamorised by the usual beautiful teenagers that Hollywood so often served.
REVIEW: Stealing HARTS, Live At The Orchard
As Melbourne heartthrob Harts made his appearance onstage neither the crowd nor I could envision the splendour we were about to witness. There was no bullshit nor qualms on his part – Harts had eased straight into it, right into the crevices of my heart.