Conversation on Fading Numbers, Australia’s Largest Independent Holocaust Film

20-year-old filmmaker Aron Atiwell recently wrapped up productions for his directorial debut, Fading Numbers. Fading Numbers, premiering later this year, is drawing anticipation for being Australia’s largest independent Holocaust film set entirely in Western Australia. Read More

Dulcie Chat About New Single ‘Dust’

Western Australia’s Dulcie have just released their shimmering new single ‘Dust’ and TCI caught up with Ashleigh Carr-White to chat about the track and its music video, as well as their upcoming live shows, and plans for 2021!

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Interview with Perth Filmmaker Paul Komadina

We had a tantalising chat with Western Australian-based director Paul Komadina about his latest sci-fi, social commentary short film Abduction and the state of the Australian film scene during this bizarre year.

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Abduction: A Short Film Review

A night of drinking and extra-terrestrial experiences leaves a woman wondering why her town has now turned on her in Abduction, a short film about judgement, victim blaming, and (probably) aliens.

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Psychedelic Porn Crumpets End Their Year With A B-Sides Tour

We spoke to Jack McEwan about their B-Sides album and upcoming tour. Read More

The Paper Kites hit Australia’s biggest cities with ‘Midnight’ tour

Following the release of their second album, twelvefour, Melbourne based indie-rock gems, The Paper Kites, have been busy on the road and behind the scenes; they’ve completed tours from North America to the United Kingdom, released a music video for single, ‘Renegade’, and have recently returned home to Australia to embark on their national ‘Midnight’ tour. Read More

Outside his own Lines: An Interview with Riley Pearce

Riley Pearce is a 23-year old singer/songwriter from Perth who has taken a lot of steps in finding his own voice and his place within music. With songs that swoon and expand both emotionally and sonically, he has been on a journey halfway across the globe, and in turn has become more acquainted with himself and his music. Read More

REVIEW: The Tame Impala tour sold out for a reason

Tame Impala performed their sold-out show in Brisbane on Saturday night, the 21^st of November, at stunning outdoor venue The Riverstage, for the final leg of their worldwide tour for their latest full-length album, Currents.

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A Chat with Tired Lion at SITG 2015

For a band in the strides of a national tour, as well as a group who would have barely finished their Brisbane set before being whisked away to Byron Bay for the opening of Splendour in the Grass, Sophie, Matt, Nick and Ethan seemed fairly relaxed.
A band well deserving of recognition after heavy circulation of recent releases ‘Suck’, and ‘I Don’t Think You Like Me,’ the name Tired Lion seems fitting for a group that had previously lain low before quickly sinking their teeth into the punk-loving population of Australia.  Read More

Hamjam: Terrible Jam, Tasty Tunes

It’s the song that has recently slouched its way onto regular TripleJ circulation and into our waiting ears, a pop mix of garage psychedelia that you will soon discover to be accompanied by an irony-laden, fantastically put together Lo-Fi rendition of a couple o’ m8’s having an ace time in beachy Perth Suburb.  Read More

Band Focus: Rainy Day Women

Listening to Triple M on a Sunday night is a bit of a lottery, with a favourable outcome of either Bon Jovi, ACDC, INXS, Cold Chisel, Greenday or any other group that appeals to it’s sweaty Baby Boomer listener base, to whom ads about Ride-On mowers slide in nicely with football snippets and power-chord station ID’s.
Very rarely however, they begrudgingly sample a track from a lesser known act, and when this happens it may actually be worth the listen.  Read More

Community Television In Australia Hanging By A Thread

Over the next 15 months community television as we know it will be pushed off broadcasting and into online platforms, as licenses are revoked and staff look for jobs elsewhere.

Although many are understandably upset with the decision to axe community television, some are spelling out the obvious, that Australians aren’t watching community TV and this was an inevitable step towards keeping community content alive.

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