Gig Review: Aldous Harding
You would be forgiven for thinking Aldous Harding is a new artist on the block. By pushing boundaries...
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Lo-fi Grok radio – beats to relax/study to
If you are a university student, chances are you’re a little stressed right now. As we approach the...
Gig Review: Jess Ribeiro and Julia Jacklin at Chevron Gardens
The night before the release of her much anticipated second album Crushing, alternative-country singer-songwriter Julia Jacklin performed at...
Is the romanticised figure of the Aussie farmer eroding the past and jeopardising our future?
Is the way that we imagine farmers symptomatic of how our nation chooses to remember our history, and...
Rewriting women in history: ‘Mary Queen of Scots’
Mary Queen of Scots is an intimate—albeit factually questionable—insight into the lives and relationship between two prominent monarchs of...
Meet the young Perth filmmaker taking the world by storm
Radheya Jegatheva spoke to Grok about his journey into filmmaking, his most recent work, how his life has...
‘1%’: When toxic masculinity erupts
1% is an Australian action-drama directed by Australian Film, Television and Radio School graduate Stephan McCallum. The film follows...
‘The Insult’: A self-fulfilling cycle of justice-fuelled violence
“Words change everything.” This is the phrase displayed on The Insult’s film poster, and you don’t have to...
BlacKkKlansman’s subject matter makes it the must-see movie of 2018
The Civil Rights Movement may seem like an issue of the past, but BlacKkKlansman makes it abundantly clear...
Beat of the week: Parcels ‘Bemyself’
Bemyself is a slow burner. It combines creamy vocals, dreamy harmonies, and a western inspired percussion to create...
