Skeleta 2006

Mark Barrage's new album is much more avant-Krautrock than dance anthem, no matter how much the onesheet tries to tell you otherwise. One of Melbourne's...

By no means are these shoes cheap, nor are they practical. In fact, they aren’t classic, “go-with-anything” or “wear-everyday”...

This new record from one of New Zealand's most riotous acts has a definite whiff of maturation about it. Once upon a time, you see, these Dunedin boys...

DJs Edo and Steezy are awesome DJs in their own right, but team them together and it's the Apollo Kids that drop the bombs. Sure, we might be a little...

Australians all let us rejoice because surely we have national icons to wave our flags about? According to two American ex-pats, Eric and Steve, our nationalistic...

From what we can work out, it’s kind of like an artist chain gang. Coming up at Westspace, Skeleta 2006 is a themeless mutating exhibition...

How many times does your mother have to tell you? Don't leave things until the last minute. Remember that time you failed VCE? Got audited by the ATO?...

Most of us barely have enough money for a daily tram ticket, let alone to cultivate an art collection. But when an original work that lasts FOREVER can...

Twist a curl of hair around your finger and tell your friends that you read The Style Press all you like; European style is a lot closer than you think...

“In the murky saloon bars of the East End of London…where the scum of the earth got drunk and the chief topic of conversation was crime...

With a faux D&G logo designed by Josh Petherick and James Deutsher, this show looks like something you might find next to the Louis Vuitton on Silk...

Hello, my name is S Magazine. I come from Denmark, making me Danish. I feature the work of many interesting photographers and lots and lots of naked...

It’s a common affliction - give a microphone to most designers (architects we’re looking at you) and you’re hit with a viral spiel on...

Following his debut release 'Dance Not Dance', Germany's Cajuan pulls on the happy pants and shuffles his way onto the biggest dance floors for this...

My Disco's Cancer is a raw and elemental debut which, true to their goal, has captured the essence of their live sound.

What is most apparent when...

Why does the word eclectic get bandied around so much? Does everything that’s even slightly diverse have to be considered eclectic? In light of...

Spring is the perfect time to put away Moby Dick and go back to the classic works of Japanese haiku-master Matsuo Basho. Spring needs no florid Shakespearean...

Buying is the new stealing. Forget any preconceptions that you had about file-sharing and embrace Mazar, the new site that seeks to aid up and coming...

It has been said, and perhaps rightly so, that there's not much to do in Brisbane of an evening. Sometimes there's not much to do of a morning either...