“What Am I Supposed to Do Now?” Pelican15 February 2018 Thoughts on St. Jerome’s Laneway Festival (11/02/18) In the spirit of A-Z posters and the titular laneways in which the festival takes place, 2018 felt like ... MusicVoice0 Comments92 views
Work with us. Pelican5 December 2017 Hey. We've seen you pick up Pelican from the stands around uni. We've seen you scroll the Facebook page. We've seen you smile to yourself with a mint idea. We g... Campus AffairsFilm and ProductionLiterature and Creative WritingMusicPoliticsPop CultureScienceUncategorisedVisual ArtVoice0 Comments868 views
Naomi Robinson x Pelican Magazine – ‘Paper Hats’ Pelican30 November 2017 Naomi Robinson performing 'Paper Hats'. Music0 Comments89 views
Three Takes on Tura: a review of three concerts as part of the Totally Huge New Music Festival Pelican27 November 2017 William Huang reviews. Music0 Comments169 views
Rockism and Poptimism Pelican23 November 2017 “Rockism” is a derisive poptimist term, “Poptimism” is in turn a derisive rockist term. The entire thing is damp and confusing. Eamonn Kelly writes. MusicVoice0 Comments550 views
George and Jordan from Moistoyster Talk About Some Things Pelican9 November 2017 Our new song was written by Sam, and it's called nothing. It’s about nothing. The chorus goes, “nothing, nothing, nothing, nothing.” Music0 Comments23 views
REVIEW: Something to Tell You – HAIM Pelican9 November 2017 HAIM have probably delivered their fans just what they want. Clinton Ducas reviews. Music0 Comments29 views
Gig review: Boo Seeka (Mojos) Pelican9 November 2017 Purgatory is ruled by an unsmiling ticket-checker. Arriving at Capitol 15 minutes before Boo Seeka was due on stage, fate had me pinned. Clinton Ducas reviews. Music0 Comments119 views
Taking 5 With New Nausea Pelican2 November 2017 Music editor Tess Bury caught up with local heartthrob Albert Pritchard, AKA New Nausea, to find out how he started making music and what makes him do it. Music0 Comments139 views
Review: Bravado – Kirin J. Callinan Pelican31 October 2017 It’s often difficult to work out whether he’s being ironic, trying to make a statement, or just being downright weird for the sake of it. Matthew Maltman reviews. Music0 Comments78 views
