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Features Features Torres’ Mackenzie Scott has written one of the best records of the year Three Futures, Scott's third record under the Torres name, is a Krautrock-inflected masterpiece. She explains how restriction helped her write it.
More More The Nether is the most horrifying play you will see this year The controversial play, an examination of the insidious corralling of our freedoms, is an electric shock that will make the unprepared wince.
More More 20 years on, Spice World is as fascinating a cultural document as ever Spice World, the madcap celebration of all things Spicemania turns 20 this year, so we took a look back at the absurdist cinematic delight.
Features Features Jessica Lea Mayfield’s new record is a story of strength and resilience Sorry Is Gone, the new record from acclaimed singer-songwriter Jessica Lea Mayfield, is a work of considerable, untamed power.
Features Features Noire are the band you run into in a dingy bar at midnight The two halves of Noire tell us how they end up scoring the ultimate art rock gig - playing David Lynch's Silencio club in Paris.
Features Features At The Drive-In still have no tolerance when it comes to jerks At The Drive-In frontman Cedric Bixler-Zavala tells the BRAG why he felt the need to call out troublemakers in the Big Day Out crowd back in 2001.
Features Features Scabz are the best live band you’re likely to see this year Scabz, Newtown's self proclaimed "shittest band" have had one helluva year, having played with everyone from Frenzal Rhomb to Sticky Fingers.
Features Features Caiti Baker: “I’m a different person. I am essentially who I should be.” Soul legend Caiti Baker of the two-piece Sietta tells The Brag how a chance reconnection with her estranged father set the scene for new record Zinc.
Features Features Raave Tapes are your new favourite Newcastle-based brainmelters The lead singer of Raave Tapes Joab Eastley explains to The Brag's David James Young how he has embraced his status as a walking meme.
More More Shaun Prescott’s The Town is the best Australian book you will read this year A strange, elliptical novel about disappearing towns and their lost, wasted residents, The Town is a work of surrealist art.
