Month: April 2013
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MUSIC – Our Top Ten List for Australian Remix Artist ‘Pogo’
We present to you a famous film-remix artist hailing from Perth, Western Australia, Nick Bertke (aka Pogo). Originally remixing films such as Alice in Wonderland, Harry Potter, Toy Story and lots of other Disney films, but after having travelled overseas, he wants to ‘remix the world’. The music that he creates is so pleasing to the ears, it…
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REVIEW/FILMS – Our Top 10 Flashback Movie Monday
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZjDbJQKDXCY?feature=player_detailpage&w=640&h=360] Movies You Need to See From the 20th Century if You Haven’t Already Written in collaboration between Simon Ruppert and Tanysha Bolger If you live in Australia and are faced with having nothing to do these Autumn holidays, or just looking for some things to watch, why not cosy up by the fire…
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REVIEW – The Art Gallery of South Australia
A Car Maker’s Icon Adelaide is a small city where history and culture collide at every corner. Nestled amongst the fine imposing nineteenth century architecture of Adelaide’s leafy North Terrace is The Gallery of South Australia, the jewel in the crown of the state’s cultural capital. A short walk from here on King William Street…
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INTERVIEW – South Australian Artist – Josh Gillies
Artist Profile – Josh Gillies Josh’s work is absolutely beautiful. From digital art, to very realistic portraits, it seems as though this young artist just loves to draw and create. The definition and detail in is work is certainly admirable, with one of his works taking over 100 hours to complete. It is this dedication that has…
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REVIEW – Bioshock Infinite
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RvrnUcB8ZJc?feature=player_embedded&w=640&h=360] An Unforgettable Game You’ll Play Over and Over Again In the first two Bioshocks, Ken Levine and his team of world creators set on the path of idealising and brining to life the city of Rapture – the city underwater. Rapture was artistically beautiful and painted the scene perfectly for events to unfold…
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OPINION – Are We Losing Our Morals and Values?
‘Give Up Your Seat’ Written By Weetyr Goh Recently, I was on a bus on my way to university when something truly disappointing happened. A blind woman walked onto the bus, the white walking cane seen used by the blind in her left hand. She proceeded to tell the bus driver she was going to…
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MUSIC – Top April Album Releases
Is it Time for the Comebacks? April has been an exciting month for music fans. We welcomed the long awaited return of old favourites, discovered debuts from some promising musicians, creative boundaries were pushed and genre barriers broken. These are just a few of the incredible releases April has to offer. Paramore – ‘Paramore’ After…
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ARTICLE – BOLD. PROVOCATIVE. SBS 2 Pushes Boundaries for Younger Audiences
[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlXODyIBYmk?feature=player_embedded&w=640&h=360] SBS 2 – The Channel You’ve Been Waiting For In the wide world of television, Australia is only just beginning to follow in the footsteps of the UK and America in terms of the variety of shows offered on our airwaves. With the already functioning cult culture of films and television shows around the…
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Interview with The Midnight Beast
This English boy band is like no other Forming in 2009, band members Stefan Abingdon ‘Stef’, Andrew Wakely ‘Dru’ and Ashley Horne ‘Ash’, came together to create The Midnight Beast. With Stefan writing from home, where most of their first vides were created, the band has come a long way from just another boyband on YouTube. Now their…
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REVIEW – Warm Bodies
ADELAIDE – Directed and written by Jonathan Levine and based on the book by Isaac Marion, Warm Bodies stars Nicholas Hoult (Skins, About a Boy) as ‘R’, and South Australian girl, Teresa Palmer as ‘Julie’. R is an introspective and oddly alternative zombie. Going about his day to day ‘life’ whilst on a feeding encounter, R meets Julie,…