Mark Oliver Everett: interview
If every other music journo is like myself, they probably have a list of dream interviewees. It’s also a question you get asked by people. “If you could interview anyone, […]
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Enormity close to launch in hard copy
Printed copies of Enormity are just around the corner. I’m printing the book through Amazon via their Createspace subsidiary. So far I have received a printed proof copy which I […]
Splendour In The Grass 2013
After many years of lobbying the bureaucratic powers of Byron Bay to have their festival moved from its long-time home of Belongil Fields to the North Byron Parklands, the promoters […]
Cars and Films: artworks by Jesús Prudencio
Sometimes the starring vehicle in a movie can become more iconic than the film itself. There’s no doubting that many cars have passed from transport into cinematic mythology. Here are […]
This Is The End: film review
THIS IS THE END 4/5 When an antagonising video camera-wielding paparazzi taunts: “Hey, Seth Rogen! You always play the same guy in the same movie. When are you going to do some […]
Jeff Lindsay: interview
In 2010 I interviewed Dexter creator Jeff Lindsay about his book Dexter Is Delicious. There’s a few nice insights into writing that fellow authors might enjoy. So, from the vault, […]
LIVE REVIEW: Manics preach to the converted
MANIC STREET PREACHERS Hordern Pavillion, Sydney Friday, July 5, 2013 While watching Manic Street Preachers on Friday night, it was easy to forget that you were in Sydney’s Hordern Pavillion […]
Game of Thrones: 13 characters in retro gear
Just stumbled across these awesome artworks. They will be especially appreciated by Game of Thrones fans. They are the work of Tokyo-based Frenchman Mike Wrobel. You can see more of […]
Album review: Whitley – Even The Stars Are A Mess
WHITLEY Even The Stars Are A Mess 4/5 (Dew Process) The opening lyrics of Whitley’s third album, Even The Stars Are A Mess, suggest that the songwriter has found harmony both […]
Enormity: a double-edged word
The title of Enormity is a metaphor. The working title of the book was actually “Little Boy”, which is a reference to the codename given to the atomic bomb that […]
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