Listen Out is Australia’s intelligent dance music event, bringing quality dance music to Perth this spring! Read our preview to the festival here.
An incredible night with an unfortunate fight- Smith Street Band Review and interview with frontman Wil Wagner
On Thursday night, we were lucky enough to catch Melbourne four-piece folk rockers, The Smith Street Band! On top of that, a few weeks ago we caught up with frontman Wil Wagner for a phone interview to discuss future plans for the band, the awful state of Australian politics and his passion for Hip Hop, among other things! You can check out our review of the show here, including a written transcript of the interview with Wil at the end.
"The Love Junkies" delivers high energy performances with casual, charismatic intensity
After an all ages show at The Garage the night before, the band hit Jack Rabbit Slims on Saturday the 14th of May, with FOAM, Rag N Bone and Shit Narnia supporting. It was also the first opportunity for many Junkie fans to see the new fourth member, bassist Harley Barnaby in action.
LIVE REVIEW: GROOVIN' THE MOO 2016
GTM concluded another year of WA's vibrant festival season. Want to recount the memories or missed out on the action? We've got you covered.
A look into...Groovin the Moo
As well as providing much needed exposure to local WA artists, GTM has returned in 2016 with a thrilling international lineup. We're moo're than excited.
Hot Dubbing Through the Decades
The best feature of Hot Dub Time Machine is arguably its diversity, with an extensive repertoire of bangers to elate everyone and anyone from Billy next door that apparently just turned 18 and makes you realise how old you are, to seedy Uncle Bill that makes you dread how old you’re getting.
Groovin' and Moovin' 2015
We caught some of the finest sonic youths down in Bunbury over the long weekend. Read all about the groovy times here.
GTM Bunbury 2015 Preview
GTM is returning for 2015. Check out whats planned!
"X + Y" is a charming British drama that sensitively explores the concepts of grief and tragedy
Based on a true story, X + Y is a touching, beautiful and absolutely endearing experience. The acting is impeccable, bringing the character’s to life and allowing the audience to really relate to their hardships.