CULTURE

Tash Sultana sprouted from humble roots, busking in the streets of Melbourne Australia to earn a living, all while teaching themself to be multifaceted musically. Upon receiving their first guitar at age three, a young Tash delved in the realm and mystic of mu...

DevilMonkey – Dirtypopspacepunk: An Interview with James Cain

Kylie Dexter

October 30, 2018

'Our hope is that people feel fidgety when they listen to us & want to move in both an emotional & physical sense' Anyone my age will remember the spectacular live scene in Melbourne in t...

Wayne Coyne of The Flaming Lips

Lee Tudor

June 25, 2018

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‘Don’t croak without Jesus!’ reads the blood red lettering on mustard coloured board in Wayne Coyne’s friendly home town of Oklahoma; a silhouetted image of Jesus accompanies this scene with famed two-by-fours....

Interview: Words with Dande and The Lion

Caitlyn Gregson

February 16, 2018

The band Dande and The Lion remind me of a close-knit family ringing true to the saying that ‘friends are the family you choose’. I feel very fortunate to have been included in what could only be considered a family dinner before they performed the night away...

Interview: Inside The Graceful Cinematic Universe Of Kin Fables

February 13, 2018

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Have you ever woken up one day, and wondered where all the sun, warmth and possible of your childhood have gone? While you’re sipping your morning coffee, full of melancholy and perhaps dejection, you are ponde...

Interview: The Organic ‘Noir&B’ Music of Elle Watson

February 10, 2018

Based in London, Elle Watson is a rising talent of the music industry and is already having a serious experience in the field. Indeed, she started singing and composing at the age of 14. Favoring emotions over ...

The Different Harmonies of Christian Patey: Interview

Caitlyn Gregson

November 8, 2017

I met up with Christian Patey in a unique bar in Newtown, Sydney, Australia, amongst the hustle bustle of a people going out for a night of fun. In this dark, intimate bar, Christian was playing his music amongst the smell of warm gluhwein, the enchanting fair...

Music, Art and Comedy @ KAABOO Del Mar + Interview with Lucien Shapiro

Kim Crowie

September 3, 2017

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KAABOO Del Mar is a live music and entertainment experience happening September 15-17, 2017 in San Diego, CA. KAABOO is shifting the festival paradigm and has carved out its name among national and destinat...

Morgana A Documentary Film. housewife. pornographer. artist

Kylie Dexter

August 4, 2017

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A lonely housewife’s plan to commit suicide takes an unexpected turn when her last hurrah begins a radical journey of sexual exploration and personal reinvention. Morgana was a divorced woman in her late 4...

New Album ‘Altars’: Interview with Sadistik and Michael Hussar

June 13, 2017

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In a world where, unfortunately, art has become fast food for soul, we cannot but rejoice when we stumble upon artistic projects that lead to deeper conversations. It is the case with the unexpected collaboration between rapper Sadistik and painter Michael Hus...

Let Me Make You a Martyr: Reveries of Darkness and Murder

Kristy Senko-Hall

June 7, 2017

FILM, LATEST POSTS

Tired of livin’ in the darkness, man. It’s all I’ve ever known. It’s all that’s ever know me, besides her. You ever think about suicide? I mean really thought about it? Like there might be no other way out?...

The Creature Designers: The Frankenstein Complex

Lee Tudor

May 18, 2017

CULTURE, FILM, LATEST POSTS

“Did I request thee, Maker, from my clay To mould me man? Did I solicit thee From darkness to promote me?” (Mary Shelley's Frankenstein (1818) - words from John Milton's Paradise Lost, Book X, 743-745) Fr...

Pharmakon: The Art of Confrontation

Danai Molocha

April 14, 2017

Coughing. Breathing heavily. Rhythmically banging sheets of metal. Confronting mortality - confronting anything that might get in her way. New York artist Pharmakon. a.k.a. Margaret Chardiet has been snarling, wailing, baring her soul to global audiences for a...

The Universe By Ear: Ocean/Clouds Video Release

Jacob Sailor

March 14, 2017

Ginger and the Ghost: New Rituals, an Album for Dreamers

March 13, 2017

After enticing us with some fascinating EPs, new coming band Ginger and the Ghost announced its eagerly awaited debut album, New Rituals, which shed light on the spiritual and theatrical universe of this creati...

“Fun and Cosmopolitan”: The Music of Aksak Maboul in the Words of Founder Marc Hollander

Danai Molocha

March 10, 2017

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It was 1977 when Marc Hollander and Vincent Kenis formed Aksak Maboul — a Belgian ensemble going down the winding road of avant-rock and pop, just to mention a couple of the ideas floating and flooding their beguiling, mind- boggling debut “Onze Danses Pour Co...

Sun Ra Space is the Place (1974): Afrofuturism After 43 Years

Kristy Senko-Hall

February 5, 2017