At long last, Orson Welles’ final, fragmented film is coming to our screens soon Photo by José María Castellví/Netflix Product Overview Overall rating: First published by Uncut Magazine – See https://www.uncut.co.uk/reviews/film/the-other-side-of-the-wind Score 8/10 Product: By Jonathan Romney The Other Side Of The Wind When a feature film is released 48 […]
The 1975 are a band for our times. After the overstuffed sprawl of 2016’s I Like It When You Sleep, For You Are So Beautiful yet So Unaware of It, a record that in spurts revealed Matt Healy’s immense talent as a songwriter, A Brief Inquiry into Online Relationships makes […]
Local businesses are being asked to get behind local artists in a new exhibition, New Year New Work, scheduled to launch 1st February at the Coffs Harbour Regional Gallery. Presented by the Friends of Coffs Harbour Regional Gallery, the aim is to promote both local artists and businesses, while fundraising […]
EARLY ONE morning in February 2012, as the Syrian army was pounding the besieged city of Homs into submission, artillery fire crashed around a building in the embattled district of Baba Amr. As rocket fire closed in, the handful of foreign journalists and activists who’d been using the building as […]
Coffs Harbour’s rising young stars take to the stage on December 1st for two new shows by the Young Actors Studio: Snow White and Take A Bite. The endless hours spent rehearsing will all be worth it when the curtains are raised on this edgy, modern day fairytale, featuring 52 […]
C+ By Tyler Clark The Lowdown: In the midst of a grueling 2018 tour schedule that’s found them wowing audiences on club and festival stages across North America and Europe, the classic rock torchbearers of Greta Van Fleet attempt to translate the buzzed-about bombast of their live shows into […]
Fans of HBO’s woefully short-lived Western series Deadwood have been waiting a good while now for a proper conclusion to what was then one one of the cable network’s most engaging shows it’d aired. By Dominick Suzanne-Mayer The story of a Dakotan boomtown in the 1870s, struggling to build an economy […]
Peter Jackson has restored, colourised and added voices to footage of the western front, bringing the soldiers unforgettably back to life. By Peter Bradshaw To mark the centenary of the first world war’s end, Peter Jackson has created a visually staggering thought experiment; an immersive deep-dive into what it was […]
Melbourne outfit’s outstanding fourth album pairs tenderness with political fury. By Andrew Stafford Pack animals … Melbourne rocker Cash Savage (bottom centre) with her band the Last Drinks. Their new album, Good Citizens, was written against the backdrop of Australia’s same-sex marriage postal survey. Everyone’s got a “fucked-up way” of […]
150 business owners, art lovers, educators and community members, gathered to fire a new groundswell of support for cultural change last Friday 7 September at the Friends of Coffs Harbour Regional Gallery’s event, Mona Comes To Coffs. Leigh Carmichael, the original Creative Director of the Museum of Old and New […]