Tropical Fuck Storm dominated Mojos at their Freo concert last Sunday night, owning the stage in the manner only bands of their calibre can.
LIFESTYLE NATION: IN GUIDE TO THE MARGARET RIVER REGION
Ready for a winter trip in the South West? We present to you, the IN guide to Margaret River. We were lucky enough to base our trip at the Princess House in Margaret River's most exclusive Wallcliffe Farms estate.
Film Review: Aussie sci-fi "Upgrade" delivers good old-fashioned thrills
Upgrade has no pretensions about pushing the sci-fi genre forward, and yet it totally succeeds as a pulpy little thriller with a few tricks up its sleeve.
ZAN releases single 'Salafi Secrets'
Smooth, soulful, flowing, bright. Four words that only scratch the surface of describing ZĀN's new song ‘Salafi Secrets’.
LIVE REVIEW: Peking Duk Perform an Exhilarating Show at Metro City
The dynamic duo Peking Duk put on an exciting, high energy show at Perth's Metro City, leaving everyone in the crowd pumped up and sweaty at the end of the night.
Theatre Review: Mamma Mia! is the feel-good spectacle we all need right now
This touring production of Mamma Mia! was just what the doctor ordered. It promised a night of good, easily digestible fun, and delivered exactly that.
Film Review: Does "Solo" Crash or Soar?
Star Wars might be too iconic for its own good
Theatre Review: BSTC's "Hir" is strangely unaffecting
Bile masquerading as artful spectacle. There are some surprising reveals here and there that threaten to hold your interest, but little in the way of meaningful exchanges and growth.
Podcast: Dissecting "Avengers: Infinity War"
In this episode of Spoiler Nation, Howie and Rhys dissect all that Avengers: Infinity War has to offer.
Live Review: Imagine Dragons Was So, So Real
Imagine Dragons blew us away, leaving Perth Arena in absolute awe of what we had just witnessed. The Temper Trap were in support.
Film Review: "Last Flag Flying" is lovely...and underwhelming
Why does Last Flag Flying fall frustratingly short of great?
Flying first-class with Flight Facilities
Simply put, this was one of the more wholesome sold-out gigs I'd ever been to — with a surprise proposal to cement the excitement of the night.
Theatre Review: BSTC's Summer of the Seventeenth Doll
First written and perfumed in the mid-1950s, Summer of the Seventeenth Doll is a landmark of Australian theatre history. Everything fell in to place perfectly, from the set and light design to the razor-sharp line delivery.
Confidence Man’s debut album released alongside nationwide tour
After hearing their first song on the album, 'Try Your Luck', you certainly get the impression this album is fittingly named. It’s safe to say Perth is set for a wild show.
TFS' Lauren Hammel talks new album and dystopian futures
Drummer Lauren Hammel talked to us about science fiction, Donald Trump and juggling two bands at once.
Theatre Review: The elements come together for "Hive Mind"
Is there a difference between madness and salvation in Hive Mind?
Podcast: The Problem with Dolores in Westworld Season 2
This episode on the Spoiler Nation Podcast, we try our best to solve the spoiler-filled maze that is HBO's Westworld.
Film Review: Motherhood is not magical but terrifying in "Tully"
It gets weird. But it’s best seen with the knowledge that director Jason Reitman and screenwriter Diablo Cody know exactly what they’re doing.
Live Review: Belle and Sebastian Deliver One for the Ages at the Astor
On May 2, Belle and Sebastian put on a show for the ages (and all ages), lighting up the Astor Theatre with their magnetic and magical music.
Fairbridge 2018 Wrap-Up: 26 years strong and still holding a powerful space
One of the most powerful aspects of the Festival is the exposure that young kids, particularly young girls, get to a mélange of musicianship in which women are so powerfully present and heard. The access and variety to live music for the underage bracket seems to be lacking in Perth – and as much as I may begrudgingly grumble about feeling 15 years too old for the Backlot these days – the importance of Fairbridge in holding this space cannot be understated. I must admit that I got choked up as Geneve launched into a song on the representation of women in the music scene. As a kid of Fairbridge herself, she was equally stirred seeing the women get up onstage and bare their art. It feels so beautifully cyclic that she may then be that inspiring figure to someone else.