SPEED: This is Sydney Hardcore
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“This is Sydney fucking hardcore. Respect each other. Respect this venue. And mosh hard as fuck. It’s a gang called SPEED, baby.”
Luke Steele: A Maverick Mind
Posted in: Music Features premiumFrom Empire of The Sun overlord to eccentric lone ranger, Luke Steele’s debut solo record proves sometimes you don't get answers, you get questions.
Unsheltered: Byron Bay’s Rough Sleeping Epidemic
Posted in: Culture Features premiumAs COVID-19 gathered casualties across Australia, Byron’s housing crisis reached a tipping point. This is the story of Byron Bay's “unseen homeless”.
Psychedelic Therapy: Opening Our Minds to Alternative Treatments
Posted in: Culture Features premiumNo longer relegated to the pages of Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, psychedelic therapy substances are being considered seriously as effective treatments for mood disorders and addiction.
Daniel Johns: The Defiant One
Posted in: Music Features premiumAs Daniel Johns releases his first solo album since 2015, he's clearing the air about his past and present, and plunging headfirst into his 'FutureNever'.
BENEE: The Duality of A Kiwi Hit-Maker
Posted in: Music Features premiumStella Bennett is confronting her fears, embracing her idiosyncrasies, and releasing art on her own terms.
The Linda Lindas Are the Coolest Band on The Planet
Posted in: Music Features premiumWith members between the ages of 11 and 17, The Linda Lindas have achieved more than most bands will in their entire lives, and their debut album proves it's just the beginning.
Grammys 2022: The 20 Best, Worst, and Most WTF Moments
Posted in: Music Features premiumDazzling performances, shocking shutouts, questionable wins, the presence of Jared Leto — our rundown of the night’s highs and lows
Midnight Oil Come Full Circle
Posted in: Music Features premiumWith final album 'RESIST' arriving alongside their final tour, Australian rock legends Midnight Oil have ensured they end things as strongly as they began.
Camp Cope: In The Eye of The Hurricane
Posted in: Music Features premiumForced to abandon initial plans for their third album in the wake of a global pandemic, Melbourne's Camp Cope have come out the other side, stronger than ever.
