• Movie Review – Primate (2025)

    Movie Review – Primate (2025)

    ow this is a genre of movie that isn’t utilised enough – the crazy chimp horror. I have a childhood memory of what I think was a TV show where a chimpanzee attacks people. If anyone knows of a show or movie from the late 80s or early 90s, please let me know. It may…

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  • Single Review – Ullah: Shoulder To Shoulder (2025)

    Single Review – Ullah: Shoulder To Shoulder (2025)

    With Ullah’s debut EP arriving later this month, we thought we’d take a look at her last single. Released a last year, Shoulder To Shoulder is Ullah at her most stripped back and really shows off the depth of her songwriting.

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  • Classic Movie Review – Prospect (2018)

    Classic Movie Review – Prospect (2018)

    Prospect is a hidden gem of a sci-fi / western that likely flew under the radar for many. While not perfect, it is well put together, well-acted, and has enough suspense and action to satisfy many a fan of the genre.

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  • Gig Review – The Off Set Single Launch with The Mellotrons and The Quixotics

    Gig Review – The Off Set Single Launch with The Mellotrons and The Quixotics

    The Off Set brought their catchy, melody rich sound to the four5nine bar for the launch of their ultra long titled single The Places She Only Wished That She Could Go. The classic long and narrow venue layout suited the indie lineup nicely.

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  • Movie Review – Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere (2025)

    Movie Review – Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere (2025)

    With a focus on mental health, Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere chronicles the period leading up to Bruce’s Nebraska album and his connection to his father. It has some nice moments, and Jeremy Allen White is a good choice considering the film calls for plenty of staring into space, pondering life moments.

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  • Video Game Developer

    Describe a phase in life that was difficult to say goodbye to. I had a brief period a few years ago where I was a full time game developer, working as project manager for a small tech company. This would definitely take the cake for a phase I miss. It’s up there with full time…

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  • Classic Movie Review – Saltburn (2023)

    Classic Movie Review – Saltburn (2023)

    With Wuthering Heights getting plenty of attention, it’s time to go back to director Emerald Fennell’s last film Saltburn. With only a few movies under her belt, Fennell has dabbled in extremes, and this is no exception.

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  • Single Review – Sascha Ion and The Elements: The Groove

    Single Review – Sascha Ion and The Elements: The Groove

    Sascha Ion and the band really bring it for this latest single from the Perth based three-piece. Grooving (sorry) hard around an insistent psych riff, they create quite a racket, and all the little nuances in the background just ice the cake.

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  • Single Review – Lake Mammoth: Sink In

    Single Review – Lake Mammoth: Sink In

    Sink In is the latest single from psych rockers Lake Mammoth and the instrumental track is full of little nuggets of goodness.

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  • Classic Movie Review – Europa Report (2013)

    Classic Movie Review – Europa Report (2013)

    Europa Report is an interesting found footage film about the first manned mission to Europa, the icy Galilean moon of Jupiter. It takes a realistic approach to the perils of travelling far away from our planet and does a good job of using claustrophobia associated with deep space travel to build tension.

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