Annabel Ross
The Sydney Morning Herald
New York, NY, United States
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From backing dancers to the main stage, this trio is ready for the big time
They have shared a bill with big names such as Lizzo, Diplo and Haim, but Haiku Hands are just getting started. → Read More
Bjork’s back: bigger, bolder and with magic mushrooms
“My fungus period has been bubbly,” the Icelandic singer says. → Read More
What to listen to this month: A worthwhile album from a nepo baby? Stranger things happen
Maya Hawke, daughter of Ethan and Uma, delivers an authentic, considered release with her second album, Moss. → Read More
Inside Burning Man’s Costco Soulmate Trading Outlet
Costco allegedly sent a cease and desist, then investigated in-person and gave approval. → Read More
Former Beatport Employees Allege a Toxic Workplace Where Fear Ruled
The powerhouse dance music retailer preached inclusivity and diversity, but ex-staffers say bullying, sexism, and casual racism was pervasive. → Read More
Aussie band Rufus Du Sol using ice baths and meditation in rise to top
The three-piece indie dance band Sydney has the big time internationally. Ice baths ensured they were literally chilled as they recorded a new album, Surrender. → Read More
Byron Bay's Parcels Have Won Over Europe, Now They're Coming For Australia
Inside the rise of one of Australia's most hyped acts. → Read More
Stella Artois' Sensorium was the hottest show at Paris Fashion Week
Stella Artois kicked off the most stylish week of the year with a degustation event of fashionable flavour. → Read More
At last! More women in music festivals lineups as crowds become female dominated
Under fire from outspoken bands such as Camp Cope, music festivals have - at last - noticed that their audiences are now female-dominated and eager to see women on stage. But total diversity and equality are not here yet. → Read More
Marimekko show at Bendigo Art Gallery celebrates the brand that rescued women
The Finnish fashion brand liberated women from the pinched waistlines of the 1950s. → Read More
Music reviews: Fall Out Boy, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club and Dori Freeman
Dori Freeman's Letters Never Read, Fall Out Boy's Mania, Starcrawler's Starcrawler, Dusty Ravens' Low Down Jimmy, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club's Wrong Creatures and Tonight Alive's Underworld. → Read More
Byron Bays's Parcels are rapt to be making music and living their dreams
Parcels are delivering on the early promise of their debut EP. → Read More
Music reviews: U2, Miguel, Chief Keef, Machine Translations and more
U2's Songs of Experience, Miguel's War and Leisure, Chief Keef's Dedication, Machine Translation's Oh, Suicide Swans' Augusta and Toby Wren Trio's Black Mountain. → Read More
NGV Triennial: meet the artists using technology to change the way we see
The inaugural NGV Triennial brings together artists who are using technology as a muse. → Read More
The only mystery in Agatha Christie country is how she did it – again and again
Agatha Christie's detective novels have sold in millions around the world and now another big-budget adaptation of one of her most popular novels is heading for the screen. But her creative world was a haven in the west of England. → Read More
Ayoung Kim's voyage through memory and myth
Making unlikely connections is all in a day's work for this artist. → Read More
Music Reviews: Gordi, Neil Young and more
Gordi goes folktronic with Reservoir, Mogwai distils epics to essences on Every Country's Sun and Neil Young pulls a classic out of the vaults with Hitchhiker. → Read More
After Jumping the Shark, Alex Cameron releases new album Forced Witness
Former member of electronic trio Seekae, Alex Cameron is winning praise under his own name. → Read More
Music reviews: LCD Soundsystem, War on Drugs and Emma Russack
New music from The War on Drugs, LCD Soundsystem, Gordi, the Cribs, Emma Russack and Ji Young Lim with Dong Hyek Lim. → Read More
Music reviews: the Killers, Grizzly Bear, Gian Slater and more
The Killers raise the roof, Grizzly Bear get personal, Queens of the Stone Age rock out and Gian Slater casts a spell. → Read More