Pelican takes GTM
Once again, Saturday May 12 saw the annual migration of all the suburban indie kids to Bunbury’s Hay Park for The Groovin’ the Moo festival. Boasting an impressive smorgasbord of…
In The Pines: A Review
I would call myself a seasoned music festival goer. One who has written advise about pro tips on how to overcome all the possible dangers you may face at a…
Review: Princess Nokia – A Girl Cried Red
If you want the TLDR of the vibe of Princess Nokia’s latest EP, just have a look at the album art. Simply put, these songs will fulfil all of your…
Bill $aber Wants You to Ask Questions: Words with Bill $aber
It’s difficult calling Buffalo, NY’s Bill $aber a ‘rapper;’ by his own admission, he likes to, ‘make people think make people ask questions,’ and his music, a rumbling racket of…
Sticky Situation
It’s 2018. Two minutes of waiting left. The five band members are about to be interviewed by Tom Tilley on Triple J’s ‘Hack’ and are listening to the radio. Stella…
Gig Guide 2: Cheaper, Bigger and Better
Gig Guide from (9th April – 22nd) Back again for another round of freaking fantastic live music. If you have just submitted that group assignment or you are avoiding that…
Gig Guide
Welcome to the student gig guide, a calendar of local music gigs which are completely and totally in a student’s budget.
Three ways to convince your mate you love Radiohead
But the odds of your friend asking this so they can talk about Radiohead, how much they love them, and how you’re lesser minded because you don’t like them, are…
THOUGHTS ON HYPERFEST 2018
The minute I saw the epic and diverse Hyperfest line-up (and ticket price of $39!) I instantly committed to the festival. Hyperfest is an all ages, alcohol and drug free…
Breakfast Music: an interview with Jack Davies
I asked Jack what his end goal is and what he wants to achieve overall with his music. His answer was simple. If he can just survive doing what he…