Falls Downtown had something for everyone. A line-up with depth, an aesthetic location, plenty of glitter and food and much more was all readily available. Check out our comprehensive review and photo gallery here!
LIVE REVIEW: Jordan Rakei @ The Rosemount
The crowd was great and the solidarity between artists made for a great night that was more than just artists performing. It was ambient, it was enjoyable, and quite truthfully, it was one of the best ways to kick off our 2018.
Album Review: The Fruity Whites' Delicious BYO'Connor
The Fruity Whites - full of rising stars of the alt/pop/folk type - is a transient jangle band with members spread across the country. Fortunately for us, they’ve managed to get together for BYO’Connor - a collection of 10 tracks with lyrics that live up to the genius wordplay of its title.
This article will keep you up at night: How blue light affects your brain and sleep
In our first Science Nation article, we explore the science of how computer and phone screens affect our brains and change the way we sleep.
Live Review: Origin NYE 2017
Thank you, Origin NYE, for a wonderful end to 2017.
Film Review: "Three Billboards outside Ebbing, Missouri" is both searing and soulful
Rage is the engine which drives Three Billboards outside Ebbing, Missouri's narrative
Spoiler Nation: What We Talk About When We Talk About Star Wars & Dissecting "The Last Jedi"
In this episode of the Spoiler Nation podcast, we attempt to make sense of the divisive reaction to Star Wars: The Last Jedi.
EP REVIEW: 'We Don't Need Entertainment' by Quails
So Solid Records came out with some clean, crisp and fresh electronic trap when Sydney artist Quails released their single ‘We Don’t Need Entertainment’. This post-Flume sound from Quails is followed up with four extra remixes/club bangers on the EP from The Nights, Owe Money Pay Money, Tunnel Sounds and Tallah.
Film Review: "Borg McEnroe" - To Live & Die On The Tennis Court
Unlike many sports dramas movies, Borg McEnroe doesn't manoeuvre world-class tennis pros Bjorn (Sverrir Gudnason) and John (Shia LeBeouf) into a conflict in which something more than a Wimbledon victory - love, honour, some other cliched thing – is on the line.
Why the All-Amerikkkan Bada$$ tour is the tour for you
If you enjoy listening to rap that’s a little more substantial than the typical 'Gucci Gang', the All-Amerikkkan Bada$$ album is all yours.
Film Review: Pixar's "Coco" is a thoughtful, poignant, and entertaining adventure for all ages
Some of the themes in Coco were surprisingly adult: death, betrayal, and abandonment. This resulted in the audience’s investment in the characters, creating an enjoyable film for all ages.
In "Pitch Perfect 3", The Barden Bellas are aca-out with an awesome send-off for fans
We sent a Pitch Perfect superfan to cover the final chapter of the hit musical-comedy franchise.
Album Review: Perth Rap Crew Downsyde Reunite On ClassicILL
Throughout the album, the emotive wordplay is embedded in accomplished mixes and innovative orchestration. The result is an album jam packed with skillful beats and a beating heart.
Film Review: "The Last Jedi" Is 12 Parsecs forward for the Star Wars franchise
Star Wars: The Last Jedi picks up immediately from where its predecessor The Force Awakens left off, but its attitude and intent could hardly be more different.
LCD Soundsystem reunited for global world tour
Despite what was a grandiose send-off in the years prior, LCD Soundsystem are back - and set to hit western shores in Perth in February next year. Receiving sundry reactions from listeners both new and old, the record continues to puzzle critics in its embryonic stage of existence.
FILM REVIEW: How "Paddington 2" melted my cold, popsicle heart
The earnestness of Paddington 2 matches its inventiveness too: there's never, ever the cynical, lazy vibe of “Whatever, this is good enough for kids”. If you picture a Wes Anderson film with the deliberate, hilarious cruelty scrubbed away until it's a wholesome sheen, you're nearly there.
LIVE REVIEW: Fidelity Festival is a good time, despite some growing pains
Fidelity Festival, newcomer to Perth’s live music festival scene, sure faced their fair share of said growing pains in the lead-up to their maiden voyage at the Red Hill Auditorium on December 2nd, 2017.
A$AP Ferg and Lunice shine at Belvoir Amphitheatre
With a spectacular line-up, ideal weather and an amazing outdoor venue with ample space to spectate and boogie, the festival proved to be arguably the best night out of the year, with A$AP Ferg and Lunice the stand-out performers.
Album Review: Italy's Moondrive Create Arresting Shoegaze
Really, this is what shoegaze is all about. It’s beautiful, cinematic music for describing the indescribable.
LIVE REVIEW: Slum Sociable @ Jack Rabbit Slim's
Exceedingly, the two have perfected the binary of poignancy and rhythm. Although a longing, wistful tone doesn't typically suit those seeking to dance, the pair's music is so thoughtfully produced that it had them executing their set without fail.