New York City in the 1960s. A silent sentinel stands on the corner of West 54th Street and Sixth Avenue, in midtown Manhattan. A totemic…
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New York City in the 1960s. A silent sentinel stands on the corner of West 54th Street and Sixth Avenue, in midtown Manhattan. A totemic…
If you’re like me then you’re somewhat confused by the nature of baroque pop. What exactly is it? Where did it come from? Everyone I…
Stanley Kubrick is responsible for some of the finest films of all time, and although fans might argue, 2001: A Space Odyssey could take the cake…
Exciting news for Radiohead and classical music fans alike, Thom Yorke has premiered two new compositions on a Sunday episode of BBC Radio 3’s ‘Unclassified’.
Yorke’s incredible…
Sydney based composer Brendon John Warner’s music transcends genre; seamlessly floating between electronica and classical, the multi-instrumentalist is paving the way for a new generation…
Classical music fans rejoice – your favourite pieces are being reinvented for the 21st century with “fun, humour and simplicity.”
And it’s being revolutionised by two…
Missy’s new single Hate Me is the powerful follow up to the young artist’s debut, and presents a side to love that is all-consuming but also toxic.
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Legendary DJ Pete Tong is touring Australia with a full orchestra and it triggered us to check in on which other acts across time have…
It’s the most subtle things that tend to creep up on us, unearthing an emotional void that we never realised existed or had been subconsciously suppressing all this time….
We’re very excited to announce the pop debut of classically trained Sydney gal Jess Graham, who has just released Here under the avian codename Wren. Far from your…
