An elderly lady comes up to purchase Fight Club. I’m sorry, this is an R rated DVD, I’m going to need to see some ID. She looks over her thick framed glasses and props herself up to the counter with her walking stick to verify a possible misunderstanding. I’m kidding, of course. You’re really old. … Continue reading
Wrinkled noses, gently holding all the mangled roses; notes unfolding. Don’t you ever write a song for anyone to hear? White linen sheets, now we’re laughing. For the sake of defeat I’ll let you in on all the crazy notions, that you’ll never need to fear. Fleeting footsteps on this heart of mine, … Continue reading
the clouds came by my window this morning, in between heavy eyelid bats. I couldn’t tell if it was I who was moving, or the cluster of terpsichorean shapes. they paginated in fanciful flight; my eyes reflected their flow. drifting vagrantly, shadows of white, a cumulous mass, united to roam. floating along, the … Continue reading
Bewildering peak. A haunting choir Of lazy lullabies; Sing soft. A maddening drone. The statue of forestry Is pine-scented Machinery; Juxtaposed Against an amber sky. Small stones stumble Into tranquil lagoons; They skim and scatter. Distressing squawks, Of menacing hawks Resound to wake the dawn. Continue reading
It has been over ten years since our beloved Friends said farewell, but the clothes that Monica, Rachel & Phoebe wore on the show are still very much alive, in my closet. I have always been influenced by style in the ’90s. If it was good enough for a thrift store, it was good enough … Continue reading
Jun 3rd 2015 | Emilie Taylor The open green of Fremantle Arts Centre looked like a miniature fair with food stands and fairy lights. The smell of English pies wafted through the cool air. “Hello Fremantle!” hollered opener, Israel Cannan. This was the first show in two years for the NSW singer, who met Howard … Continue reading
It was a night of farewells as indie electronic act, Anna O, moving on to greener pastures, played a send-off Perth show before taking Melbourne by storm. Bri Clark was a stunning opener. She had an unassuming demeanor and gentle personality for such a powerful voice. Some of her originals included Shiver, with vocals that blazed … Continue reading
Never fear a life that boasts For feet swept way above, The fairytale that wrote itself; A story filled with love. We float beyond the novelty, To gain a closer look; It’s obvious heart-warming myths, Belong inside a book. Insist, do you? For romance true, Yet here we stand and wait; For endings that live … Continue reading
If there were ever an EP designed to bring you to a new level of chill, this would be the one. Flower Drums have released something powerful, yet not abrasive. These Aussie locals feature entrancement, harmonies and moody electronica on their new independent release. If any of that appeals to you, dare to experience the … Continue reading
//// Writer: Vera Brittain, Juliette Towhidi //// Director: James Kent //// Cast: Colin Morgan, Georgina Bennett, Emily Bevan This powerful film captures in flashes a young girl’s coming of age during the First World War. Based on the true story of Vera Brittain (Alicia Vikander) a 17-year-old girl from a privileged upbringing, Testament Of Youth … Continue reading
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