Glebe Record Fair

Last week TwoThousand put out the call - to save the stomachs of those afflicted by barren fridges. The results are in. Thank you to everyone who sent...

Once upon a time mad, cynical geniuses like Kurt Vonnegut and Phillip K. Dick made a living hacking out stories for pulp magazines, trashy bits of entertainment...

For a country of over 9 million people, Sweden certainly exports a lot of culture. Cheap Monday... Ingmar Bergman... IKEA... ABBA...

Another astounding...

More often than not, dressing is a balancing act. Lean too far one way and you're more masculine than Annie Hall, too far the other and Alannah Hill's...

Has David Lynch just become a friendly caricature of American oddness? I mean, once you turn 60, start evangelising about meditation, and release your...

Back in 2004, Tim Minchin was a ranga from Perth who wrote weird satirical songs that record companies didn't know how to market. Then he had a makeover...

Wouldn't it be great if you could compile just the BEST bits of your life? Leave all the embarrassing pratfalls, mysterious stains, and tacky break-up...

So you've wisely ignored the Gould Street bottle-shop opposite, made it under the trio of puffer-fish lights, safely negotiated the stairs (noting the...

TwoThousand often wishes that the Harbour Bridge could be torn down. Imagine how fast coffees would be served if we didn't have to wait in line behind...

After what seemed an eternity between Wet From Birth and the release of FASCIINATION, I was anticipating an incredible, mind-blowing record which pushed...

LA-based Journalist Jay Babcock launched ARTHUR MAGAZINE as a bi-monthly independent counterculture street-press in 2002. Since its inception, ARTHUR...

Party sparklers lead a pretty insular life in that they really only appear on birthday cakes and on top of the harbor bridge on NYE. Banned from most...

During the 1980’s break-dance culture craze, graffiti wars took over the subway trains and streets of Brooklyn and the Lower East Side. The Rock...

It was after a chanced visit to the Tokyo Designers Block, and meeting numerous enthusiastic artists with a passion for creation, that Ben Hsu initiated...

It’s saved you after a big night out and fed you during a skint night in. It’s an unsung hero, ‘the world’s most reliable meal’...

Rarely does a magazine come along with an aesthetic so well-formed and unique, but with ‘DUKE’, that’s what we’ve got. No ads...

With BIG BROTHER making heroes out of arseholes it is not unreasonable to lose faith in the system that denotes good from bad, and meaningful from mediocre...

As per usual, this week TwoThousand has chosen the easy way out. Meaning what exactly? Well, because typing a proper street address into our SHOP section...

It takes a special kind of magazine to make an airport tolerable during the school holidays. In a sea of screaming kids, irascible check-in attendants...

A stereotypical analogical writer faced with a Greek-run family business would look no farther than Con the Fruiterer for wordy inspiration. His dysfunctional...