Flying Fajita Sistas

This book is so good. It's the true story of Reena Virk, a 14-year-old girl from British Columbia who was beaten and drowned under a bridge by her schoolmates...

Between guys experimenting with fringes, girls having to choose between the ‘pob' and the ‘bob', and just having Ian Thorpe and The Horrors...

”BIG on the underground”

“What’s the point of knocking me down?”

M.I.A’s new single starts with a vehement call...

With the cyclical nature of music these days, one would do well to pull a Rip Van Winkle - hibernate for a good 20 years ‘til your sound comes back...

Myspace has done it again, with its recent addition putting another star in the now seriously 80's style-bedazzled Myspace flag.

Their first brilliant...

If you were looking for a new place to have dinner in Darlinghurst, then you will be very very very happy.

Two weeks ago, a cosy and delightful Italian...

Regardless of their name sounding like some New Age positive affirmation technique, or maybe a bad lyric to a house anthem, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah...

The Pixies, My Bloody Valentine, Smashing Pumpkins... there've been a lot of stupid band names. So don't let the laughable moniker of this Philadelphia...

The adage everything old becomes new again holds on this mind-blowing compilation of 'rare European library grooves' courtesy of Munich's Permanent Vacation...

Before Prince became a symbol (literally), he sang a catchy tune about a little red hat that still enjoys high rotation at house parties. It was all about...

The word ‘empire’ is usually associated with the grandiose. A term as loaded as a Bonaparte cannon, it conjures up images, words and disjointed...

On days when you need decisions made for you, The Wall is perfect. Nothing is a disappointment: the service is quick, food is delicious (but no fuss)...

I really don't know what to make of this album. It's kind of an angular, electronic funk affair, much like if LCD Soundsystem had slightly less sensical...

How great is it to discover amazing work by an artist that you have never heard of before?

Showing as part of the CROSS CURRENTS show at the MCA are...

TwoThousand first came across Gillian Tennant in the ramshackle bustle of the Glebe Market. Amongst the fluro T-shirts and vintage bags, Gill's dresses...

It's no Cannes, but now that's over Erskineville hosts its version (actually Newtown's version) of the much-hyped film event. Now in its third year...

Chloe suffered the jeering nonsense of wowser conservatism when she sailed to Melbourne in 1880. Generations have since filtered out such prudery. Not...

It seems there's a sub-cultural shift happening in Sydney at the moment. That statement is based on nothing more than the fact that our favourite Crown...

Picture the screenwriters: they're brainstorming up the new Genghis Khan biopic and need some way to make the infamous 13th century Mongolian conqueror...

Skillfully maneuvering droning organs, looping guitars, and swooning violins, London-based muso Daniel Lea (aka By The Fireside) has written an album...