A Special Message (And Mix) From Book Club!
Melbourne night Book Club is run by a bunch of party heroes committed to fostering local underrepresented talent with a focus on female identifying and gender non-conforming (GNC)…
Music
The Return of Angie
Two years ago, musician Angie released her debut solo LP Turning and immediately became a Melbourne cult hero. Not that she came out of nowhere….
Paradise
Below is a piece of original short fiction by writer Alice Bishop. Polyester-cocooned sleepers, punters—as the festival organisers call them—don’t wake to the single…
Andrea’s Sunday
Andrea Balency is a Franco-Mexican artist, singer, instrumentalist and producer who makes experimental soundscapes that are hypnotic, sensitive, and occasionally strangely alien. Between touring and…
RED: Philippa O’Shea
This week our photo pal Heather Lighton is continuing her series Red by chatting to interesting ladies with beautiful hair. Next up is the multi-tasking…
The Busy, Busy World of Hazel Brown
Hazel Brown in a triple threat: musician, label founder, studio director, and probably the best dancer in sneakers born after 1980. Okay, so she’s…
No Lights No Lycra Knows Dancing Sober in the Dark is Healthy
No Lights No Lycra is a unique dance movement that started in Melbourne in 2005 by renegade dance students Alice Glenn and Heidi Barrett….
I Am A Girl But That’s Not What I Do
I have always been female, so you would think I would know it well, yet it is something I am still coming to terms…
Sexism and New Zealand Music’s Boys Club
The music scene, particularly its more alternative elements, often claims to be a progressive force that tramples sex and gender underfoot. Despite this, female…
The Reality Of Living The Dream With Jamie Farkas
There is a good chance that you haven’t heard of Jamie Farkas. But if you listen to Action Bronson, Black Lips, OFF!, or The…
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