Features Features Eves Karydas on the unabashed purity of pop music Eves Karydas - formerly Eves The Behavior - is set to return to Australian stages this year as part of Splendour In The Grass. Read our interview.
Features Features Anthony Bourdain made the world a richer, more exciting place The death of Anthony Bourdain is a great loss, but his work serves as an enormous advertisement for pursuing a fuller and more curious existence.
Features Features The Intruder, a short story by Melbourne writer Alice Hughes Alice Hughes is an author of short fiction based out of Melbourne. She wrote The Intruder at the beginning of this year. Read it here.
Features Features Serpentwithfeet has made one of the most daring records of the year Soil, the new record from the ever-daring Serpentwithfeet sounds like nothing else: it is a wormy, terrifying, beautiful thing.
Features Features Laura Jean: “I felt misunderstood and I didn’t fit in.” Laura Jean talks her new record Devotion, growing up rural, what she means by the word 'femininity', and her adolescence
Features Features Jamie Marina Lau talks us through her personal library Pink Mountain on Locust Island author Jamie Marina Lau discusses the books she owns, loves and hates for this month's The Bookshelf.
Features Features Evelyn Ida Morris on their stunning, self-titled new album From punk act True Radical Miracle to experimental electronica project Pikelet, Evelyn Ida Morris has lived many musical lives. Their new, self-titled album is a collection of mostly instrumental, piano-driven songs; a love letter to non-binary people. Read our interview.
Features Features Ghost Stories is a terrifying investigation into guilt and trauma Ghost Stories, a new anthology horror film, is one of the most surprising and horrifying viewing experiences of the entire year.
Features Features Split Singles Club is changing the Australian indie rock narrative Following the success of the first Split Singles Club volume curated by Milk and Bedroom Suck Records, the torch has now been passed to two other labels - Poison City and Our Golden Friend. Read all about it here.
Features Features Bitch Diesel on witch pedals, slut struts and patriarchal bullshit Melbourne trio Bitch Diesel make raw, sex-positive rock and roll and, despite having only formed in late 2016, already cemented themselves in the Melbourne punk community. Read our interview with the band.
Features Features Chvrches are reborn on new album Love Is Dead For Chvrches' third studio album Love Is Dead, the Glaswegian synth-pop trio drew from Eurythmics, The National and loftier ambitions. Read our interview with the band's Iain Cook.
Features Features Filmworker is a portrait of a singularly obsessed man Leon Vitali gave up a promising career as a young actor in order to become Stanley Kubrick's right hand man for decades. Filmworker tells that story.
