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Steph Wilson is an English photographer, representing her experience of anxiety through her photography. Wilson views anxiety as an invisible illness, in that it affects
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Banksy is the infamous street artist, who emerged out of London, and his identity has been kept secret. Over 80 pieces of his well-known street
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A sugary voice amidst a tropical-flavoured anthem of poppy hooks, the new single from JP Cooper titled ‘September Song’ is set to be a huge chart topper over the
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Californian indie-pop band Grouplove are more than just your typical Tumblr hippies who stroll around with long hair and hats. Their third studio album Big Mess
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Gal-Dem is the phrase chosen to describe girlhood and female friendship, being the title of the new magazine created and written by women of colour
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Finalists Of 3rd Melbourne Music Bank Competition Named
Calling all music lovers- check out what Victoria’s made of. The Bank of Melbourne have recently announced the finalists of the 3rd Melbourne Music Bank competition. Melbourne
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Fans may have to wait until June 2017 for season 5 of Orange is the New Black, but its the perfect time to reflect on the sheer
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Releasing a debut album under newbie Melbourne label Greyscale Records, Sydney based pop-punkers Our Past Days have shown why they are one of Australia’s upcoming bands with
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With recent Marvel/DC superhero movies disappointing audiences and critics alike, interest in the genre is waning. With new seasons of Jessica Jones and Daredevil airing year after
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