Wolf & Cub

Always makes a future kind of phonic music exclusively composed of vocal sounds. Like Brion Gysin's Dream Machine, his spinning tracks seem to affect...

Direct from the Swedish creative super-group, issue 5 of ACNE Paper chews the lean sinew of elegance. It's hard to argue with a publication so generous...

Je Suis Animal took all the interesting subjects of their arts degree and spun them into an album. It's the cinema geek in-jokes told through the strings...

A trip to Jerry's is exactly that - a trip. Seemingly gone were the days when all it took was some pocket change to quench your heart's desires with a...

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...

A perfect little nook up the more elegantly wasted end of Chapel Street, Borsch, Vodka and Tears plies its contempo-bohemian trade in an atmosphere...

Jeffrey Eugenides knows about love. Dave Eggers, the 'Bono of lit', knew that Jeffrey knew about love, and asked him to compile a book of love stories...

Melbourne drinking culture can be so rude. People cutting in front of you in the bar queue. Middle-aged weirdos whose drunken dancing smashes a tray of...

Ladies love cool jewels, so let ThreeThousand introduce you to the wonderful Jade Gedeon, designer of the featured fit-for-a-queen Kingfisher Pendant...

Baby Boomers' Disco chintz returns emasculated and in altogether more sinister form with the new Italians Do It Better compilation, After Dark. Recent...

What better way to say 'I love you' than with artist Tony Garifilakis' limited edition death prints? Well perhaps not. You might want to think carefully...

It's probably true to say there aren't many books that could be spun out from a Vice column. True, some of the don'ts are quite evocative (ref: ‘It's...

When grunge dominated the musical landscape there was no shortage of bands eager to replicate. Nowadays it's Baltimore club and aspiring producers. Every...

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Ignoring by the slightly fruity ! in the title, we are dragging our pathetic, cynical feet to Craft Victoria this week for a breath of fresh, enthusiastic...

My Beautiful Laundrette? That's a bit optimistic. ‘My rundown student share-house with some washing machines' is a bit closer to the mark. Not as...

Male models, fish hooks in the face, endless self-examination and Dixieland jazz. All too often, we rely on film for most of our cultural reference points...

You could imagine that no one speaks while watching The Longcut play live. There would be no gossiping and certainly no small talk, bottles could break...

After the roaring success of last Saturday's ‘Pants & Pies' sale, James Cameron presents ACT II this weekend. Vintage wash denim, Japanese...

Along with sucking on Lego and counting down the Rocket Clock, defacing a humble colouring book was once a 4-year-old rite passage. A rite that seems...