Author: ezramagazine
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Ezra goes global | Article
Broaden your horizons one step at a time Ezra Magazine will be packing its bags and moving overseas to Europe in 2019. As long time readers will know, Ezra has been always about understanding the ‘why’. Why people create, write, photograph people, record music and put themselves out there. For Ezra Magazine, travelling to Europe in…
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The Chalet | Review
With three intersecting timelines (present, just before present, 20 years ago), Le Chalet (original French title) proves to be a solid mystery show. A group of friends travel to a remote French village for a wedding and become trapped. In true “And Then There Were None” style, individual characters are slowly picked off one by…
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Issue 02
It’s finally here in all its glory! We are super proud to release Ezra Magazine’s Second Edition. It’s short and sweet but packed full of some fantastic people we were able to meet along the way. Our first edition was published way back in 2015 and since then we’ve evolved and will continue to evolve.…
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Ten things you learn & do when you move out of home | Article
1. The pile of clothes you leave in the corner unfortunately will not wash themselves 2. Houses don’t clean themselves either, but once you get going it’s kind of….fun 3. Grocery shopping is the best thing in the world because you can buy whatever you like 4. You just have to remember toilet paper… 5.…
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Life Is Strange | Review
Life Is Strange is an episodic drama/mystery that sets a platform for interactive and consequential games. If you take away the dynamics of Quantic Dream’s Heavy Rain or Beyond out of your mind and play Life Is Strange with a clean slate, you’ll enjoy it a little more. Let it grow on you for a…
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See Victoria | Lake Mountain Alpine Resort
Located about two hours from the CBD of Melbourne, Australia, Lake Mountain Alpine Resort is amply situated for a quick trip to the snow, and is easily accessible by small cars. Boasting cross-country ski trails, toboggan and tube runs, hiking and walking trails, the resort also provides spectacular views across the mountains and over to the city.…
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Review | AMY
It will move you, and make you realise that fame really isn’t everything. From Asif Kapadia’s documentary AMY, we are given a 128-minute glimpse into the life of a girl who had an incredible voice and sense of compassion for music, but ultimately succumbed to her addiction of alcohol. Kapadia combines archival footage such as home-videos and talk…
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Australia – It’s Time
United States legalises same-sex marriage in historic Supreme Court vote ON 26 June 2015, the Supreme Court of America inherently legalised marriage between same-sex couples in all 50 states. The decision, which comes after years of campaigning by gay rights advocates, ruled in favour of adding same-sex marriage to the American constitution 5-4. As the…
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See South Australia | Smoky Bay
Where the oysters grow Located 40km South East of Ceduna, Smoky Bay is an ample location for relaxing and winding down on the weekend. With plenty of oysters, fishing spots and a caravan park to house tourists and grey nomads in the summer, the Bay is a blissful treat on the Western side of South Australia.…
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Years & Years release “Shine” from Communion
Due out on July 10, ‘Communion’ is the anticipated album from up and coming UK band Years & Years. Self defined as “soulful electronic pop”, lead singer Olly Alexander’s voice heavily compliments the emotive 90’s styled music that combines itself with elements of Radiohead and Diplo. Years & Years have been a long time in…