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Through Delia Derbyshire and Dick Mills's work at the BBC Radiophonic Workshop in the '60s, JG Ballard's suburban sci-fi, Throbbing Gristle's camp...

It's surprising what one can find in the bowels of Surry Hills. Within this maze of intestinal narrow back lanes and congested industrial warehouses...

Gifted Brit Sean Ellis successfully expands his 2004 oscar-nominated short into a playful indie feature. Art student Ben Willis fights an insomnia-inducing...

W.C. Fields once said, "never work with children or animals," but he was a strange man. Petrina Hicks works with both, and she does it well...

In an age of terrorism it is good to see the word hijacked in a positive context. Similarly, in a world of two-a-penny self-indulgent rambling zines,...

Blockbusters suffer from the tyranny of low expectations. How many times did you hear someone dismiss the gaping flaws of Transformers with "yeah...

Post Moleskin introduced us to the $25 plus bracket for plain notepads, these marvels may be one for the vault. Destructed and meticulously rebuilt by...

There are more ways to reference house music than a collar-up pink Industrie shirt, a faux-hawk and a pinger up your bum.

Junior Boy's second full-length...

Sometimes, when two different things meet and create, the most beautiful outcomes arise.

Nashi pears, Eurasions, those little shitsu/pomeranians - all...

We're not quite sure how Penguin arrived at this genius marketing ploy, but we can speculate that it was one of the following incidents:

1) The copyright...

You're down the south end of the city, on a mission for fake Ice Cream sneakers or whatever you just saw Kanye wearing. You're hungry and you want a...

In an age where we count Napoleon Dynamite, Batman and Hello Kitty amongst our icons, and pay homage to vinyl, video games and wacky gadgets, Robio...

WATCHMEN is a Graphic Novel noir-detective tale/super-hero fable/political thriller/romance with social commentary, brutal psychological realism and...

Along with sucking on Lego and counting down the Rocket Clock, defacing a humble colouring book was once a 4-year-old's rite passage. A rite that seems...

Maybe it's a cultural thing, but the Swedish always manage to make decent products on the cheap. Compare Telstra to Ericsson or Oz Design to Ikea and...

Summer's great because you get to do indoor-things outdoors, like read, knit, make babies, and watch movies.

Sydney has no shortage of outdoor cinemas...

To appreciate the awesomeness of the Portable Film Festival you need to think about two seemingly unrelated things at once. Firstly, you know how ‘normal'...

Ok, so it's definitely a pricey option for eating out, but god it's worth every cent! How many times do you treat yourself to a sensational meal with...

Like a scene out of Oliver Stone's sixties psyche-crapfest THE DOORS, last summer Melbourne's Sand Pebbles trekked out into the desert with a bag full...

Remember when some well-travelled trendsetters shipped some colourful rubber thongs back from Brazil, whacked an exorbitant price tag on them and called...