MTV Kickstart Melbourne show

This exhibition brings together four Melbourne artists whose common thread is an exploration of shame, embarrassment, pain, neuroses and the limits to...

Through Delia Derbyshire and Dick Mills's work at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop in the '60s, JG Ballard's suburban sci-fi, Throbbing Gristle's camp...

Sick of being all alone whilst mulling over your thoughts? The memories of evil exes; that invention that will revolutionise the world; or maybe just...

For a while now Pages Online have been producing online magazines that are arguably too good for the web. Well designed and well written, their lead...

Take a look at this cover – Vice do not use sex to sell (well…except for their Sex Book).

But who needs sex when you have Barney Summer...

Inside every pumpkin is an amusing Jack-O-Lantern waiting to be set free. That and a lot of slimy seed pulp. I won't lie, pumpkin carving is a messy and...

In an age where magazine titles have all but lost all meaning (I'm looking at you, but not you), it's refreshing to know that Carl*s Cars has simply...

Chances are you've already decided if you're interested in seeing The Dark Knight, so I'll keep this short.

This is pure pop-mythology. That doesn't...

When the word best-seller is used to describe a book it makes most purists gag and conjures thoughts of Dan Brown-esque chapter hooks and characters thinner...

On the radio smash “Nobody Move, Nobody Get Hurt”, We Are Scientists announce “If you wanna use my body/ go for it”. That’s...

Dainty, smart and elegant - Little Peninsula is like the new girl in your class whose natural grace is matched with just the right measure of shy humbleness...

In Winter, most would agree that Melbourne’s fashion pallet is more Yamamoto than McQueen. Come June 1, black, noir and shock horror, charcoal...

The world of T-shirt production can be a cut-throat business, in the desperate search for a fresh angle in the face of generic mass production. One brave...

More than just a reference to Courtney Love’s angst-ridden 1994 album, Kain Picken and Rob McKenzie’s Live Through This explores the contemporary...

Wolves is an album for the brooders. For those stuck in a rut or just stuck at a tram stop. It is for those with a headache, or worst-case scenario...

Although contemporary Melbourne is probably the antithesis of the prohibition era, the idea of a speakeasy is nevertheless inviting.

Ellis Street Cocktail...

Past. Present. Future.

As a myriad reflection of track heritage and contemporary style MASH SF rider James Newman also believes that riding fixed...

If you've spent any time on music blogs in the past few months, you'd have heard the growing murmur about Passion Pit. The hype has built to levels rivaling...

No one likes a show-off, but sometimes it is nice to celebrate something that you are proud of. Recently, Right Angle Publishing, which produces ThreeThousand...

Richard Kelly won fans with his slice of moody postmodern angst, Donnie Darko. Now the long-delayed, much-maligned Southland Tales finally arrives...