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…
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…
Music News St Vincent’s new Rock History podcast is coming in Jan and we’re keen for it by Tammy Moir St. Vincent takes a deep dive into rock history with the new podcast, History Listen: Rock. St.Vincent has long established herself as a uniquely profound vocal…
News World Archaeologists might’ve unearthed Cleopatra’s final resting place after breakthrough tunnel discovery by Tom Disalvo A team of archeologists may be on the cusp of the “most important [discovery] of the 21st century” after unearthing a tunnel that potentially leads…
Music The history of punk: How 3 chords changed the world by Tom Blain Before it changed the world, we have to know how punk came to be. Punk’s ingenuity, simplicity and timelessness have made it a pillar of…
Music News Beyoncé makes history as the first female to make 20 top 10 hits by Chloe Maddren Beyoncé has done it again and by ‘it’ we mean, make a killer hit Break My Soul, which landed her in the top 10 Billboard music…
Music News Pink Floyd is selling it’s music catalogue for $725 million by Chloe Maddren Pink Floyd is looking to sell its recording and songwriting catalogue for at least $500 million USD which could be one of the largest sales…
News World New scans reveal mind-blowing ancient Amazonian settlements by Daniel Alex New lidar scans suggest the existence of vast, ancient Amazonian civilisations dating back nearly 1,500 years. The Amazon Rainforest has long been viewed as an…
News Ye olde turds have given historians a sniff of what Stonehenge builders ate by Lochie Schuster Ever find yourself up late at night wondering what the people who built Stonehenge ate? Us neither. But now we know anyway, thanks to some…
Music News The Library of Congress finally recognises hip hop pioneers by Robbie Mason Albums by Wu-Tang Clan and A Tribe Called Quest will be archived in the Library of Congress, the National Recording Registry announced today. Each year,…
Nature News Science Scientists have dug up part of a dinosaur that died the same day the asteroid hit by Lochie Schuster Palaeontologists in the United States have uncovered the remains of a dinosaur dated back to the literal day the asteroid wiped them all out. The…
Books Interviews ‘Making Australian History’: Anna Clark on the making of the national narrative by Dan Shaw In Making Australian History, Anna Clark interrogates the texts that have contributed to our national identity, using them as launchpads for new, thought-provoking conversations about…
Books News Charles Dickens’ mysterious 1858 letter has been decoded by Ria Pandey Written in once-indecipherable shorthand, Charles Dickens’ 1858 letter has been decoded by a pair of American computer programmers. For over a hundred years, Charles Dickens‘…
