Why? A Review of Weezer’s Teal Album.
Why did the members of Weezer choose to inflict this tepid pile of cat sick onto the unsuspecting carpet? This tired collection of covers that have already been iterated upon…
Words with YUNGBLUD
Late last year, Music Editor Patrick Roso spoke to Dominic Harrison, better known as UK act YUNGBLUD. You can catch YUNGBLUD at Bandlands Bar on Sunday 17 February. Tickets available…
Be More Chill Review: FRINGE WORLD Festival
A buzz of excitement greeted me in the Subiaco Arts Centre foyer prior to my viewing of the musical, Be More Chill, produced by local company, Phoenix Theatre. Clearly a…
Review: Glass
We all love a comeback story. And there have been few more interesting cases in film than with writer/director M. Night Shyamalan. After exploding onto the scene with The Sixth…
‘Sad TV Man’ makes for a happy audience: FRINGE WORLD Festival Review
The University of Western Australia’s very own UDS (University Dramatic Society) takes the FRINGE WORLD stage in ‘Sad TV Man’. But don’t let the name deceive you; this show is…
Australia Day
Sophie is an Arts Honours grad from UWA. She currently coordinates Social Reinvestment WA, a coalition of non-profits working for justice reform, to reduce the overrepresentation of Aboriginal and Torres…
How to Win Loot and Influence Dragons Review: FRINGE WORLD Festival
Whilst I did not learn any of the things referenced in its title, How to Win Loot and Influence Dragons was an entertaining showcase of storytelling and imagination-at-play in a…
Blueberry Play Review: FRINGE WORLD Festival
Whether you are waiting for, reminiscing about, or suffering through your angsty teenage years, Blueberry Play will certainly feel incredibly familiar, touching on that little part in each of us…
Words with Wooly Mammoth
Talented fourpiece alt-rock band Wooly Mammoth recently emerged from their basement in Bassendean to speak with Pelican about their music. You can catch this chill blend of alternative dream rock…
FRONT Review: Perth Fringe Festival
Friday night’s opening of Michael Abercromby’s latest show FRONT served up a hypnotic mix of theatre, banter and music – and a few c bombs to go along with it.…