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10.02.12 INTERVIEW: CHAIRLIFT
Potential Laneway stage invaders, take heed: showcasing their new album Something at New York’s famed Bowery Ballroom last week, Chairlift singer Caroline Polachek took on an overzealous intruder with a move straight out of a police training video.
06.12.11 COOKING WITH DENNIS LESLIE
Here is another Christmas recipe, a traditional Christmas pudding, from our pastry chef Jon McKeigue just in time for the festivities to begin.
24.11.11 AUSTRALIA TO EXPERIENCE SOMETHING SPECIAL
No band was as integral to soundtracking Thatcher’s British urban wasteland in the late ‘70s and early ‘80s as The Specials.
24.11.11 JAY & SILENT BOB GET TO OZ
Everyone’s favourite weed-selling duo Jay & Silent Bob are heading to Australia, as Clerks and Chasing Amy director Kevin Smith as well as actor Jason Mewes will be live in Oz! Snoochie fucking boochies, or something like that.
24.10.11 GOT A PIC OF THE WEEK?
Are you a budding photographer or an iPhone happy snapper? If you’ve taken a picture of something interesting around the Adelaide traps, we want to see it.
20.10.11 ADELAIDE FESTIVAL GETS HIP FOR 2012
With 68 events, 37 world premieres and a feast of music, theatre, visual art and a new night time playground called 'Barrio' with six bars, the 2012 Adelaide Festival has something for every lover of the arts and music including a contemporary music program featuring Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti (pictured above), The Black Lips, Charles Bradley and Kraftwerk and Neu!’s Michael Rother.
01.08.11 THE MIDDLE EAST BREAK UP AT SPLENDOUR
Something was in the air at this year's Splendour.
10.06.11 HIT THE JACKPOT RELEASING NEW EP ON CASSETTE
Adelaide’s fuzz-pop act Hit The Jackpot have announced that this month they will be going on a national tour to launch their first music release in three years, their new EP Holiday.
17.03.11 Robin Hood Hotel
The Robin Hood hotel is one of those places that has something for everyone.
17.03.11 Brunswick Hotel
The world has its way of telling you something, but how do you tell a chef to pay attention to the details when they are working split shifts six days a week in a tiny pub kitchen.
16.03.11 Live: Future Music Festival
The Garden Of Unearthly Delights - Mon Mar 14 Some say it's the Parklife for adults, but crowds are looking younger and younger every year at the Future Music Festival.
09.03.11 Wasai
I’ve got to say it right now – I don’t really like Japanese food.
16.02.11 Fringe Parade & Wonderland timetable
17 bands, 2,000 parade marchers, 80,000 punters - that's what's expected to take place in the city's East End this Friday night.
13.12.10 Soundwave set times
The Soundwave organisers have announced the provisional timetables for 2011, with a clash between Slash and Slayer giving promoter AJ Maddah a particular headache.
06.12.10 Andrew McMahon announces solo tour
Andrew McMahon - the punk-rocking, piano-pounding frontman of Something Corporate and Jack's Mannequin - will be heading to Australia next February for a solo tour.
30.11.10 Internet Killed The Video Star
Tue Nov 30 If A Clockwork Orange was re-written by JG Ballard and directed by David Finch, it would turn out something like our video of the week.
24.11.10 Paul Dempsey for rare Adelaide acoustic show
More than a year on from releasing his debut solo album, Paul Dempsey will play an overdue gig in Adelaide next year.
23.11.10 Internet Killed The Video Star
Tue Nov 23 Like the pure waters of Tasmania, there's just something about laser beam shoot outs that make things better.
18.11.10 My Chemical Romance: Black To The Future
My Chemical Romance had 30 songs written and had practically finished recording the follow up to The Black Parade, but something didn’t feel right.
"We worked in this amazing studio at the top of this tower, it was just majestic."
