REVIEW: A Better You

Social media can make everyone feel a little green, but what if that envy had a face, and what if that face was yours? Eamonn Murphy’s short film A Better You personifies social media envy when a man buys a better version of himself.

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Review: Lenka At The Junk Bar

Following last month’s release of twin EPs Recover/Discover, Lenka has returned to playing live shows across Australia.

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Kicking Goals and Breaking Stigmas with GLASS

Born out of a desire to elevate young voices and earn writing credits, GLASS Magazine was launched by a group of QUT students in 2019.

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REVIEW: Honeyland

Despite its title, Honeyland is all kinds of bitter-sweet.

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Film Review: Promised

It’s 1974 – a time of liberation and change, and Angela Cavelli dreams of life beyond her parents’ pastry shop.

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Brisbane Festival: The Bluebird Mechanicals

It’s a safe bet that The Bluebird Mechanicals is like no play you’ve ever seen before. Read More

Brisbane Festival: Bedtime Stories

Who among us is not beguiled by secrets, entranced by stories and intrigued by mystery? Who among us would not lean in with curiosity at a crack of thunder and the words, ‘It was a dark and lonesome night…’ Read More

Brisbane Festival: TRUTHMACHINE

Are you a fan of innovative artistry? Do you like pushing boundaries, and having your own boundaries pushed? Do you enjoy dark humour and atmospheric tension? If you answered yes to any or all of these questions, TRUTHMACHINE is the show for you. Read More

Hatchie Gives Us All Something to Cherish With Debut Album Keepsake

The debut album from Brisbane’s Hatchie is full of surprises and asks an intriguing question about the artist’s future.

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Middle Kids Provide Answers on New Songs For Old Problems

Sydney indie rockers Middle Kids’ new EP New Songs for Old Problems is an unapologetically loud follow up to the band’s 2018 full-length Lost Friends, and it’s more than capable of filling the big boots of its predecessor. Read More

The Flood Review (Anywhere Theatre Festival)

It’s that time of year again folks. We are neck deep in the month of theatrical goodness that is the Anywhere Theatre Festival. This time we’re reviewing Flood, an Australian play presented by independent Brisbane Theatre makers; a whirling maelstrom of a production, soaked in tension, emotion, and the energy of a young and talented cast.
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Review: MØ AND DUCKWRTH @ 256 WICKHAM

With Groovin The Moo wrapping up over the past few weeks, DUCKWRTH and Mø brought a taste of the festival to Brisbane with a stellar sideshow at The Valley’s 256 Wickham.

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Film Review: Long Shot

Given the…  tumultuous state of American politics, it’s no surprise that creators have been lining up to confront this issue.

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Film Review: Thunder Road

I was certain that I had come across Jim Cummings prior to watching Thunder Road.
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