Presented by Marshall Stay, Floor Thirteen is a stylised mystery that will keep you engaged for the entire hour.
FILM REVIEW: "Yesterday" forgets itself
Yesterday has the pleasant vibe of a genial rom-com. There are even bursts of genuinely funny moments. But there’s all sorts of things that drag it down.
FILM REVIEW: "Under the Silver Lake" isn’t as deep as it thinks
There is both too much and not enough going on beneath the surface of this mystery from It Follows direct, David Robert Mitchell
INTERVIEW: Kira Puru on performing, starting over, and her upcoming Australian tour
“Sometimes I think you just have to veer right off the path to remember why you wanted to be there in the first place.”
Sound On Festival 2019 — an unreal music line-up for U18s
With Peking Duk (DJ set), Ruel, G Flip, Stevan, Flexmami and Bexx, set to play at RAC Arena this September, under-18 music lovers will no longer need to miss out.
LIVE REVIEW: Psychedelic Porn Crumpets take us on a journey through space and time
In the ultimate performance of their nation-wide tour following the release of their third album, And Now For The Whatchamacallit, Psychedelic Porn Crumpets returned home to provide us lucky attendees with a sensory experience they alone could supply.
Theatre Review: See You next Tuesday is an empathetic portrayal of teenage life
See You Next Tuesday explores the highs and lows of teenage romance with no judgement and full empathy.
INTERVIEW: The creative direction and stellar music of BAYNK
From live visuals to his artwork and music videos, BAYNK is an extremely hands-on musician – and his newest offering, Someone’s EP II, is star-studded with heavenly collaborations for your listening pleasure.
THEATRE REVIEW: The Torrents is a remarkable revival of an underrated classic
The performances in The Torrents were captivating and oozing with chemistry.
Fremantle Winter Music Festival 2019: 5 bands you should check out
We’ve compiled a top five list of RTRFM annual winter music festival acts that have been on our radar lately, and should be on yours too.
LIVE REVIEW: Injury Reserve @ Jack Rabbit Slim's
On the 15th of June, rap trio Injury Reserve decided to bust down the doors of Jack Rabbit Slim’s and make some noise. I, on the other hand, was glad to have a been a part of an ecstatic night.
Film Review: “Wild Rose” colours within the lines, though Jesse Buckley Is spectacular
A film sister of sorts to the recent A Star is Born, Wild Rose similarly tells the story of the rise of a young female pop star (well, country singer in this case).
Film Review: Pixar finds its mojo again with “Toy Story 4”
Toy Story 4 is a worthy continuation for the franchise, a vibrantly animated work buzzing with comic energy and neatly threaded with sophisticatedly written themes of identity and purpose.
Theatre Review: "Unrule" is Feminist Horror at its Finest
“Unrule” is your best mates telling you their deepest secrets, weirdest quirks and most embarrassing moments.
Boy & Bear are back with new single ‘Hold Your Nerve’ + a huge tour!
After taking 2017-18 off touring to give frontman Dave Hosking a chance to recover from his crippling health issues, they have bounced back by announcing a global tour starting in Australia.
Spilt Milk Festival line-up announced for Canberra & Ballarat!
If you’re searching for your music festival fix over east, be quick to mark down these dates!
Grapevine Gathering expands to Perth with an irresistible line-up
Combining a love for great music and fine drinks, the full-bodied festival will take place on December 1 at Sandalford Estate in Caversham, and is promising one ripe Sunday session.
How The Final Season Turned Game of Thrones Upside Down
A few thoughts on the final season.
INTERVIEW: 'Unrule' creator Michelle Aitken talks all things theatre and female
Unrule is a new production on at The Blue Room Theatre — home of some of the most innovative theatre making in Perth today. It’s a hilarious, horror filled exploration of the ways the bodies (and experiences) of those who identify as female are misunderstood by the health system.
LIVE REVIEW: The Drop Festival makes waves in Busselton
After two sold out festivals in Coolangatta and Torquay, The Drop stopped at the final stop of its Australia-wide tour in Barnard Park.