BORIS WITH MERZBOW – GENSHO (RELAPSE)
At once brutally punishing and breathtakingly beautiful, Gensho is incredibly listenable, provided that the listener is prepared to work and suffer for the art. Eamonn Kelly reviews.
Interview: Words with Blazing Swan 2016
Nothing should be more clandestine than a crazy party. It is the only way to prevent society’s most judgmental from trying to turn up and ruining everyone else’s readiness to…
PIAF Review: The Secret Garden
The Shaman rabbit jumps before you, reaching for a bite. Up the stairs you go, put your head in a pot. Enter the dark and you will see light. European…
REVIEW: Cirque Adrenaline
Cirque Adrenaline is an exciting part of a new breed of performance making circus sexy again, it’s just a little too late to come West. Samuel J. Cox reviews.
Review: Daredevil (Season 2, Netflix)
The writing can be a little weak, and the overall plot of the season takes too long to manifest, despite these flaws, the new season of Daredevil is still an…
Does Paul Johnson Know What a Meme Is
"Although there is a valid argument for free university education this dynamic felt uncomfortable: a group largely middle class UWA students yelling for free education at a group of working…
Scandinavia Buckles: The End of Schengen?
2015 was a hard year for liberal Europe, and 2016 will be harder. The Syrian Civil War continues to escalate with United Nations reports detailing starvation in Syrian cities around…
FEATURED ARTIST: Stale Kale
‘Stale Kale’ is a side project by Olivia Tartaglia, a Perth artist working primarily in paint, pen and pencil, whose works draw inspiration from a multitude of fantastical realms, paying…
PASTE AGAINST GRIME: A Toothpaste Roadtest
Which toothpaste has got your back? Which deserves your dental dominion? A brief but comprehensive inquisition in to which toothpaste will wash away the detritus of your hectic life and…
I Listened To All The So Fresh CDs in One Sitting and This Is How I Felt
I’m in a car. Static hits my ear. Static becomes sound and sound becomes Christina Aguilera. Her powerful voice pushes through the scratchy radio of the of the decaying 1989…