News Sports Dodgers and Blue Jays make history in longest World Series Game ever by Happy We love a World Series record, and this one didn’t disappoint. The Los Angeles Dodgers and Toronto Blue Jays went full marathon mode in the longest World Series game ever,…
Music News 432 Hz: The Bizarre Theory linking standard Musical Tuning to a Nazi Plot by Alex Cooper Is the standard 440 Hz pitch a Nazi-era manipulation, or just musical myth-making? Beneath the universal language of music lies a discordant conspiracy theory: the claim that every instrument in…
News Politics Artists band together to revive a historic Free Speech Committee by Alex Cooper Jane Fonda leads a new generation of artists in resurrecting a 1940s-era committee to fight a fresh wave of suppression. In a powerful echo of history, over 550 artists including…
Music News Bush Band reveals Maralinga’s hidden wounds by Alex Cooper Ilkari Maru’s anthems ensure nuclear test injustices are never forgotten. Liam Tunkin from Amata in South Australia’s remote APY Lands is harnessing the power of music to honour his late…
News Nirvana’s Seattle exhibit to end after 14 years by Alex Cooper A rainy Seattle day saw thousands gather for one last glimpse into the band’s revolutionary legacy. Under the classic drizzle of a Seattle September, the Museum of Pop Culture (MoPOP)…
Music News Kate Moss unzips Bowie’s Golden Era in new BBC Podcast by Alex Cooper 1970–1975: The years that rewrote rock history, narrated by an insider. Supermodel Kate Moss is trading the runway for the recording booth as the host of Music Uncovered, David Bowie: Changeling,…
Music News Robert Plant pays tribute to Terry Reid, the Man who said ‘No’ to Led Zeppelin by Alex Cooper Sometimes the greatest legacy is the one you inspire. Robert Plant is remembering Terry Reid, the man who could have been Led Zeppelin’s frontman but instead handed Plant the golden ticket…
News Only in Surrey would Paul Weller get attacked by a lion on the way to a gig by Happy If Paul Weller hasn’t included this in his memoir, he probably should. In a recent interview with Uncut, the Modfather casually dropped a story that’s part road-trip, part fever dream:…
Film and TV News 250 Years of… This? Larry David teams up with the Obamas for U.S. History Sketch Show by Alex Cooper The Obamas and Larry take on U.S. history, unprepared. Larry David is trading his beekeeping gloves for a history book, teaming up with Barack and Michelle Obama for a hilarious…
News Science World Turns Out The World’s Oldest Computer Was Probably Just a Piece of Junk by Tammy Moir The worlds first analog computer – Antikythera Mechanism – might’ve been more broken than brilliant The Antikythera Mechanism — that ancient Greek gear-driven device often called the world’s first analog…
News Raid Steve Albini’s Closet: Punk History for Sale by Alex Cooper Own a piece of underground legend—vinyl, art, and more A treasure trove of punk history is up for grabs as Steve Albini’s Closet—an online archive sale—unveils rare vinyl, original art, books,…
Music RJT aka Rutherford Jazz Trio Rank the World’s Funkiest Influential/Historical/Political Figures by Tammy Moir ‘This no fucks given, no shit taken attitude is funk to the core, no doubt about it. Also, great nickname’ The Rutherford Jazz Trio introduces “The Greatest Hits of The…
Music Take a deep dive into the artistry of Sydney metalcore rocker Slatz by Tom Disalvo By now we hope you’re all well aware of the metalcore revelry that forms the heart of Sydney rocker, Slatz. Fresh off the release of his J-Figure assisted single Snake…
