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Club Confessions: What is the most absurd thing you’ve ever seen happen in a club?
The Purple Sneakers reader base is one of the most diverse in the Australian editorial space.
Reflecting on the legacy of Detroit house pioneer, K-HAND
Kelli Hand, also known as K-HAND passed away on the 3rd of August.
Meet Turnstile, the hardcore band taking the internet by storm
Last Friday, Baltimore based cult followed hardcore band Turnstile released their album, ‘GLOW ON’.
Why No Politician Will Save The Music Industry… But It’s Their Job To Try
As the pandemic winds on and our two biggest cities are in lockdown for the foreseeable future, the Australian music industry is undoubtedly at its lowest ebb arguably in history.
Let’s Talk: Should we idolise Kanye West’s Donda in light of his support of Marilyn Manson and DaBaby?
Kanye West’s 10th studio album, ‘Donda’ was released last night.
Reflecting on 10 years of Astral People, an unstoppable force in Australia’s music industry
Astral People do it all, and they do it best.
An investigation of what makes the perfect dancefloor
Words by Joss Peter There’s something in the air for weeks before a big party.
Golden Century: A delicious, sad ode to a Chinatown icon
Words by Christopher Kevin Au Last week, a grey cloud sifted over Sydney’s Chinatown as news arrived that its most iconic restaurant, Golden Century shut its doors.
What happened to Gotye? The story of Australia’s bravest songwriter
In 2011, Australian singer songwriter Gotye released ‘Somebody That I Used To Know’.
Meet all the members behind Sydney based, Korean rap supergroup 1300
Warrang/Sydney based Korean rap supergroup, 1300 (pronounced one-three-hundred) have taken the Australian music scene by storm with their short yet expansive discography.
We rank every Charli XCX project
Charli XCX is one of the world’s most innovative and sonically expansive artists.
From Mac Miller to Camp Cope: The best NPR Tiny Desk Concerts
NPR’s Tiny Desk Concert series is the internets best live performance show.