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Review: Sound of Metal, May 26, 2021
Daniel Snowden
Understated and unequivocally authentic, Sound of Metal is a stirring rehabilitation drama that sits with the importance of identity and the inevitability of change.
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Our Band Could Be Online: My Bloody Valentine Returns To Streaming, May 7, 2021
Connor Millsom
That some people are happier spending their spare money on vinyl and their spare time on niche internet forums is not wrong; it’s pretentious in a way that many music fans would like to be—a means of possessing and guarding the things they care about.
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Around the World in Film: Princess Mononoke – The Ultimate Environmentalist Film, May 6, 2021
Zoe Jayne
For me, Princess Mononoke reimagines the role humans can play in our world. We do not have to be a plague on the planet. We can choose differently.
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Old Quad: The Multivocal Exhibition, May 3, 2021
Annalyce Wiebenga
The Multivocal exhibition “celebrates the creation, performance and experience of music at the University of Melbourne, past and present.”
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Review: Compose Queer, April 19, 2021
Annalyce Wiebenga
Compose Queer was a space where I felt welcome and at peace, both as a classical singer and as a queer person.
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Review: Very Mature (Melbourne International Comedy Festival), April 7, 2021
Zoe Jayne
Self-described as “the perfect how-to guide. Or rather, the ultimate how-not-to guide” of being in your 20s, Ethan and Sweeney happily invite the crowd to bear witness to their stumbles through adulthood.
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