Keyword results: The Outpost
Just as I was sitting down to tell you all about this awesome collaboration between designers PAM and artist Mark Borthwick, a dude broke into my house - or my back landing - whatever, it was scary. What did this piss-fucker steal? Nothing. Because I donned a Donkey Dove Tee and and frightened him off.
Approximately 48 hours. That's how much time we have every weekend to cut loose, sleep in like a baby, market for fruit and vege, scope the fashion, eat cake, get a bit of culture, visit our folks and do our washing. It's a whirlwind.
For this Saturday only, It's Bazaar is here to help us cover three of those bases (and no, they're not help separate our whites or listen to dad jokes for us).
A friend's cat recently developed a boil on her body. Said friend was told that if you boil some water, put it in a glass bottle, let the water steam up, then cup the bottle over the boil - it'll suck it out. The aural equivalent of this is Night People's back catalogue. You're thinking 'hold up now, you didn't just start there with an anecdote about a boil', but yes, I did.
Though taken almost exclusively in pitch black conditions, Fäldt's photos have a brightness to them that seem at odds with all that inkiness. It's like it's always night over there. Makes you feel silly for complaining about the slight dip in temperature we call winter, the down side of which can honestly be averted by a pair of gloves and a decent umper.
Douglas Lance Gibson once had a dream. A little green frog man went for a walk to a cave full of eggs with no resolve.
Then, thankfully, he had another dream. It was a dream born from the most basic origami fold, the mountain fold - a piece of paper folded in half. He dreamed of collating a bundle of manicured mountain folds and bolting them with glue into a music journal.
This split 7" features greatly influential New Zealand band The Bats (who've released over 20 recordings and been kicking around long before most of you were born) and Sydney based foursome, Songs. The Bats offer two new tracks; one an excerpt from their new album The Guilty Office and the other, an unreleased track from the same recording.
It's that time of year again; when The Zoo opens its doors, considering itself careless, fancy free, and invites y'all in to break a sweat, kick the jams, and check out I Used To Skate Once 5.
Put on by the wonderful people from The Outpost 'skate once' has become somewhat of a Brisbane institution, with each show becoming even more packed to the rafters and the artist list becoming bigger and better every time.
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