• The Constant Shifting Of The Mind

    There are two parts to answering this. One is the constant peak and trough of getting into things and out of them again. The other is the body deteriorating and not letting you do things anymore.

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  • Album Review – New Nausea: Music For Frogs (2026)

    Album Review – New Nausea: Music For Frogs (2026)

    The latest from New Nausea, Music For Frogs is an eclectic mix of indie pop sounds from the Perth group. Apparently recorded over 6 years (or 6 years in the making), it is diverse, rich in melody, and awash with that sound which has become synonymous with Perth music of late.

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  • Classic Movie Review – Thief (1981)

    Classic Movie Review – Thief (1981)

    Made in the year of my birth, this interesting caper movie is Michael Mann’s directorial feature film debut. The Mann (sorry) who would go onto make Heat paves the way for the serious, violent crime movies that will dominate his filmography (he’s even working on Heat 2).

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  • Album Review – Dope Lemon: Golden Wolf (2025)

    Album Review – Dope Lemon: Golden Wolf (2025)

    One of the best albums of 2025, Angus Stone once again demonstrates he is as good a songwriter as Australia has produced. Between Angus and Julia, solo albums and Dope Lemon, he has been prolific with releases over the years. Golden Wolf is another gem, rich with catchy tunes and enough variation to keep it…

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  • Nothing Day

    Nothing Day

    It’s interesting this topic would appear on a rare day that I’ve essentially done nothing but lie in bed; excellent timing. Days like this are few and far between and that’s not a bad thing. It’s nice to be active and busy, and if anything the biggest thing to overcome is feeling unnecessarily guilty about…

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  • Busy Making Other Plans

    The ideal day consists of many things for different people. I like keeping busy, doing the work that I want to do, and by this I mean what I’d love to get paid to do but currently need to support myself and family doing something else (the life that happens, when you are busy making…

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  • Single Review – Poison Ruïn: Eidolon

    Single Review – Poison Ruïn: Eidolon

    I will admit I love everything Poison Ruïn have done up to now, and this single is no exception. It’s muddy, heavy, the lyrics barely audible, but just rocks like hell. They’ve captured the punk/hardcore damn nicely and I’m hoping it keeps going into their next album Hymns from the Hills (due in April). This…

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  • Foody Feed – The Potato Chipper

    Foody Feed – The Potato Chipper

    This is basically a fan love letter to the perhaps misunderstood and underused potato chipper. I’m not sure if they come in different forms but I went decades without realising how great the one I now treasure is.

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  • I Was So Much Older Then, I’m Younger Than That Now

    How do significant life events or the passage of time influence your perspective on life? Being over 40 now, this question is something I think about a lot. It always makes me think of the Bob Dylan lyric from My Back Pages, amazingly written when he was only 22!

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  • Movie Review – Caught Stealing (2025)

    Movie Review – Caught Stealing (2025)

    Directed by Darren Aronofsky, Caught Stealing is about the right balance of fun and chaos that you want in a popcorn movie. Interesting considering previous movies from the director have been quite dark and serious (list any – Requiem for a Dream, The Fountain, The Wrestler, Black Swan, Mother!). Despite leaning towards comedy, it is…

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