REVIEWS

Ryan Adams revisits Heartbreaker live in Sydney with raw emotion, dark humour, and unpredictable charm.

Paul Thomas Anderson fuses pulp, politics, and pure filmmaking joy in One Battle After Another.

Waxx Lyrical's Forever Five with Sally Seltmann — five albums she can't live without.

From teenage country star to pop showgirl, Tara Dickinson offers a sharp, witty take on Taylor Swift’s ever-shifting personas, her power to dismantle the industry, and the anticipation around The Life of a Showgirl.

Taylor Swift’s The Life of a Showgirl is pure pop theatre — dazzling, messy, and impossible to look away from.

The Peep Tempel ignite Brisbane’s Crowbar with a feral, funny, and ferociously tight set. Supports Eyes Ninety and GIMMY set the tone for a night of pure chaos and grit.

Photographer Yejin Cho captures Suede’s electrifying performance at the 2025 Busan International Rock Festival, Korea’s longest-running rock event.

Through Annette Geneva’s lens, 2009 comes alive again — neon-lit nights, sticky dance floors, and Metric’s Fantasies pulsing through it all.

Waxx Lyrical's Forever Five with Pete Murray — five albums he can't live without.

Ben Lee live is a radiant celebration and one as seminal LP Awake Is The New Sleep turns 20.

Lola Young’s I’m Only F**king Myself is a chaotic, soulful triumph — raw edges, festival-ready gems, and a voice swinging between storm and solace.

At the height of his powers, Prince swerved left—dropping a psychedelic curveball and telling the label to hold the singles. Forty years on, it still feels like a risk only he could pull off.