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Steven Wilson’s triumphant return to his Prog Rock roots with “The Overview”
- 28th March 2025
Returning to a sound that made him a household name with the industry with his iconic Progressive Rock “Porcupine Tree”...Wilson presents us with a classic feast for the Progressive Rock fandom. |
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Radical Pop-timism: Dua Lipa giving us “Something To Remember” in Melbourne
- 26th March 2025
Dua Lipa’s Radical Optimism tour was everything you'd expect from one of pop's biggest stars |
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Remi Wolf
- 18th March 2025
Arriving at The Timber Yard with my friend and fellow SYN-ner Marshall, we were met with what was essentially a large smoky warehouse- standing room only. |
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Laneway 2025
- 18th March 2025
It’s 12:30 on the day of Laneway Festival. Lucy and I are in our festival gear–mini shorts and all–as we begin the long and winding walk to the entrance. |
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A Not-So-Naive Night with The Kooks
- 18th March 2025
The night was a sea of ex-Tumblr users, as well as the many newfound lovers of the genre... |
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Golden Plains XVII: A celebration of Fine Art
- 18th March 2025
At Golden Plains, Aunty shows us what’s possible, that there is bread and wine in the spirituality and physicality of music and landscape... |
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Emily Wurramara headlines at the Workers Club
- 12th February 2025
There are some events that one will go to in their life that feel monumental for one reason or another. For the Nara Encore Tour, it was the fact that the esteemed and ARIA award-winning Warnindhilyagwa woman, Emily Wuramarra hadn’t played a headline tour in around nine years. |
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Meredith '24
- 17th December 2024
Gumboots, leopard print, screaming aliens and a whole lot of ass-shaking – Meredith ’24 was indeed a splendour to behold. |
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Blusher hit the accelerator on the Northcote Social Club
- 12th December 2024
Three pairs of chunky sunglasses decorated the merch desk, canvased by two merch designs printed on tees and a small printed price list. People were already filing into the space with a couple of point-and-shoot cameras held firmly in the grasp of those scrambling for barricade-less barricade spots. |
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Mk.Gee's Guitar Weaves A Dream In First Melbourne Show: Live Review
- 10th December 2024
Droves of music heads of varying ranks poured out of Max Watts, Melbourne's underground hub, with a sense that they bore witness to an ethereal show that their imagination simply could not have crafted on its own. |
