Live Review: Crooked Colours

Live Review: Crooked Colours at The Forum, Melbourne 26 May Diamond shaped mirror balls light up the theatre and begin to create a strobe effect along to the pulsating beats. Crooked Colours make a strong start with ‘Come Back To You’ – a laid back tune that immediately captures our Continue Reading

News: Clio invites you into her weird and whacky world to enjoy the delicious monstrosity of colour in her ‘Silly Girls’ video

Off the back of a brand new single release, distinguished Melbourne musician, Clio Renner is thrilled to share the music video for the heartfelt sounds of ‘Silly Girls’, as premiered via Clipped TV yesterday. Written in response to the common trivialization of women in the music industry and beyond, ‘Silly Continue Reading

27 Listicle Series: Tasha

After culminating a long and unique relationship with music comprising of church performances from the age of seven, developing fluidity amongst instruments including piano, guitar and vocals from the age of twelve and even graduating with a Bachelor of Contemporary Performance from the Australian Institute of Music – Tasha is now Continue Reading

My Dream Rider: We Burn Bridges

Isolated away in Darwin, We Burn Bridges has been carving their name into the local heavy music scene over the last few years. In 2016 the track “Coward” was nominated for Northern Territory’s Heavy Song of the Year. Since this, the band has been working hard behind the scenes to Continue Reading

Live Gallery: Amy Shark

Amy Shark, Riverstage Brisbane Amy Shark, is an ARIA award-winning Australian indie pop singer-songwriter and producer from the Gold Coast, Queensland. She is best known for her 2016 single “Adore”, which was voted in at number 2 on the Triple J Hottest 100, 2016. Behind the Lens Jarrad Aspden

Movie Review: Rocketman

  Rocketman Elton Hercules John once was a little boy growing up in Middlesex named Reginald Dwight. He learned to play the piano at a young age and would eventually meet song writer Bernie Taupin ( played by Jamie Bell), the two collaborating for the better part of five decades to Continue Reading