Joseph Earp

Gabriella Cohen recorded much of her new album in Seymour, Victoria

Gabriella Cohen’s new album is a harmonic travelogue

For her new album Pink Is The Colour Of Unconditional Love, Gabriella Cohen recorded everywhere from a cattle farm in Seymour, Victoria to England and Portugal. Read our interview with the reverb-loving songwriter.

Win tickets to the “scariest movie in decades”

Hereditary is a horror film like no other; a traumatising watch that is set to scare the pants off even the most battle-hardened of genre fans.

Features

Bronson, a Sydney Film Festival competition winner

Features

Kung fu, camp, and Cotillard: our favourite Sydney Film Festival winners

Sydney Film Festival has awarded its top prize to a range of films over the years. But which are our personal favourites? Click here to find out.

Features

Features

Mandy is a bloody, inspired little miracle

When body horror is as artful and justified as it is in Mandy, its silliness only makes it more uplifting. Perhaps this sleight of hand is a kind of magic in itself, as it turns Mandy into a little miracle: a personal, bold genre film that paints the esoteric as both amusing and worth taking seriously.

Features

Rainer Werner Fassbinder in the film he directed, Fox And His Friends

Features

Love is a kind of death: the cinema of Rainer Werner Fassbinder

Rainer Werner Fassbinder, the acclaimed German filmmaker, made films as extreme, violent and as melancholic as his life.

Features

Alison Wonderland's new album Awake is out now

Features

Alison Wonderland, EDM superstar, talks new album Awake

Alison Wonderland is living her best life. Second album Awake recently hit number one on the US Billboard Dance Chart. Ahead of a live date for Vivid festival, read our interview with the EDM success story.

Features

Features

Snail Mail embraces melodrama on new album Lush

Snail Mail's new album Lush embraces melodrama and draws influences from literary icon Eileen Myles. Read our interview with Lindsey Jordan.

Big Joanie, who formed through First Timers in London

First Timers Sydney is the perfect excuse to start a band

If you've ever wanted to form a band and play your first show, First Timers may be perfect for you. A gig where every band that performs is playing their first ever set, it’s taking place in Sydney this July.

Features

Danish punks Iceage return with new album Beyondless

Features

Copenhgan’s Iceage are one of the last great rock bands

Iceage have returned with Beyondless - their most fully realised album yet. Read our interview with bandleader Elias Bender Rønnenfelt.

Features

Features

Julian Dennison is living his best skux life

15 years of age with a number of stunning performances under his belt, Julian Dennison is set to become the next big thing. The rising star talks to Olivia Costa about portraying Russell Collins - aka Firefist - in the new Deadpool sequel.

Features

Under The Silver Lake screened as part of Cannes 2018

Features

Under The Silver Lake is a grim endorsement of male fantasies

Under The Silver Lake was one of the most divisive films to play at the 2018 Cannes film festival, and for very, very good reason.

Features

A Field Guide To Evil is playing as part of the 2018 Freak Me Out program

Features

Sydney Film Festival’s Freak Me Out is a gift to horror film lovers

The jam-packed Freak Me Out program, which features horror flicks from all over the world, is perfectly suited for genre aficionados both young and old.

Newer

Older

Joseph Earp

Gabriella Cohen’s new album is a harmonic travelogue

Win tickets to the “scariest movie in decades”

Kung fu, camp, and Cotillard: our favourite Sydney Film Festival winners

Mandy is a bloody, inspired little miracle

Love is a kind of death: the cinema of Rainer Werner Fassbinder

Alison Wonderland, EDM superstar, talks new album Awake

Snail Mail embraces melodrama on new album Lush

First Timers Sydney is the perfect excuse to start a band

Copenhgan’s Iceage are one of the last great rock bands

Julian Dennison is living his best skux life

Under The Silver Lake is a grim endorsement of male fantasies

Sydney Film Festival’s Freak Me Out is a gift to horror film lovers

Pick your niche. Follow the topics you want.