Fast Five: Xavier Rudd
16 September 2015
A man of few words but a multitude when it comes to his music, we had a chat to Xavier Rudd about ego in music, who ‘gets’ him and other random topics.
16 September 2015
A man of few words but a multitude when it comes to his music, we had a chat to Xavier Rudd about ego in music, who ‘gets’ him and other random topics.
16 September 2015
It’s been a little while since we’ve heard from Thirsty Merc (2010’s Mousetrap Heart was the last release) and it’s hard to believe that last year was the 10-year anniversary of their self-titled, debut release.
16 September 2015
1. ALEX KIDD IN MIRACLE WORLD
Everyone remembers this as the game that was built into the console, and in a time when copyrighting games wasn’t really a thing, getting a game for FREE was amazing!
15 September 2015
As far as Australian movies go, the creepier the better, and STALKHER does a fine job. Though when it comes to the actual soundtrack, things get a lot trickier.
15 September 2015
With new music out and in the midst of their ‘The Final Words’ Tour, we had a chat with the band about zombies, bass and The Simpsons, and new music too of course…
12 September 2015
I wouldn’t be the first to admit that I really don’t know a thing or two about hair and make up, and my friends can back me up on that claim.
11 September 2015
Naturally, as a comedian, laughter is always going to be a big part of the job. While this is still true for Stephen K Amos, any reaction is gold in his eyes.
11 September 2015
In January this year, The Waifs headed into 301 Studios in Byron Bay to record with Nick DiDia who has worked with Bruce Springsteen, Rage Against The Machine and Powderfinger.
11 September 2015
Rainbow Serpent Festival has long been one of the favourites on the calendar, and with the weather warming, the countdown is on. We had a chat with organiser Tim Harvey on the ins and outs of what it’s all about.
11 September 2015
Hands up who’s been to a pop culture or record event in the past 12 months? Whether you have or haven’t, you’ll want to be heading along to the Bendigo Record, Comic and Toy Fair, celebrating old and new in the world of music and pop culture on September 20.
10 September 2015
Chloe Thornton, of healthy eating and lifestyle site Halfway to Healthy, gave us her top five cafes in the Geelong region.
10 September 2015
You may not recognise the name but chances are you’ve heard plenty of Warren Haynes’ work.
10 September 2015
The evolution of music wouldn’t quite be the same without the musicians that helped move it along.
9 September 2015
A cultural icon, widely known by the single name Elvis, who is often referred to as the “King of Rock and Roll” or simply “The King”.
9 September 2015
Listening to The Chemical Brothers at 8am in the morning was the worst idea, or possibly, the best I’ve ever had? It’s hard not to get pumped up with the heavy synth, rhythmic beats and smooth soulful vocals from the Chemical Brothers. ‘Sometimes I Feel So Deserted’ was the song to wake me up and ‘Go’ was the track to get me dancing in my seat.
9 September 2015
First lesson with East Brunswick All Girls Choir: don’t be fooled by the name. Second lesson: Respect that this is one damn cool band who are heading along to Kennedys Creek Music festival in October.
8 September 2015
The countdown is on for the second annual, and largest national event showcasing non-fiction writing, Word for Word Festival in Geelong. Held on September 11-13 the festival will be a weekend filled with ideas, discussion and debate on various subjects from sex to biographies.
8 September 2015
Regardless of your opinions of the current state of Geelong’s nightlife, things are set to amp up with the renovations for the Little Malop St area and updates to the Geelong Hotel (formerly known as the Bended Elbow/Bended).
8 September 2015
Steve Merry has his head in the bonnet of his F-100 attending to a leak in the water pump, as we begin to chat about the imminent return of The Fumes.
7 September 2015
Collarts are well known as one of the go-to spots to gain music knowledge and education in the Melbourne area, but it’s not limited to Melbourne residents.
7 September 2015
A fan of creating an intimate setting with his audience on stage, John Waters, is doing just that in his show Lennon: Through a Glass Onion set to hit Geelong and Bendigo later this month.
7 September 2015
You know those times when you really really like someone, but you just can’t find the words to express it? They’re from a different group, it’d never work, but you still can’t help your feelings?
7 September 2015
A great interviewee makes all the difference in the world, and as it turns out Lewis Coleman from The Cactus Channel is one, and some seemingly great roadtrip company as well.
7 September 2015
For some, as young members of our society, getting locked away from the world is a part of life. While it may sound like a terrible experience the stories they tell, via the Home to Home exhibition by the Summer Foundation, is an uplifting tale of their goals and achievements.
