ALBUM REVIEW: Wye Oak
Words by LAUREN WILLIAMS Sounds like: Chairlift’s upbeat, layered instrumentals merged with Beach House’s dreamy, open synths, and the gentler sound of St Vincent’s vocal melodies.After two solid years of touring,
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COMP: Yogurtland $25 vouchers!
Thanks to Yogurtland, Vertigo is giving away 5 $25 GIFT CARDS to use in-store. Although the weather is getting colder, Yogurtland is something to enjoy, no matter what temperature.For your chance to win,
ALBUM REVIEW: The Cairos
Words by ANDJA CURCIC Sounds like: A rougher take on the ambience and dark dexterity of vintage Coldplay coated with vocals reminiscent of Placebo’s Brian Molko.With Dream of Reason, The Cairos
INTERVIEW: Calling All Cars
TAYLAH SCHRADER chatted to guys from CALLING ALL CARS about recording their new album Raise the People, being blown up by Green Day, and bringing back good ol' rock 'n' roll
Lofty Words
Words by JOSHUA CRAM Poetry by KATIE KENDALL Lofty Words is the UTS Writers’ Society spoken word and poetry night, traditionally held at The Loft bar (hence the adorably bad pun.) The
INTERVIEW: Amanda Parer
NICOLA PARISE spoke with UTS graduate and Tasmanian-based artist, AMANDA PARER about her upcoming Vivid Festival installation, Intrude.It’s not every day you get the chance to see giant white rabbits
Why the Youth are Revolting
Republished with the permission of JOE MCKENZIE via joemckenziehasstolenyourcat.blogspot.com.au Most of what people write about generations is useless. The bloated, self-satisfied op-eds that litter the dying newspapers of this country (and around the world)
Student protest attracts thousands
NATHALIE MEIER headed down to the May 21 rally today to recap what went down.Protesters gathered outside the UTS Tower Building at 2:30pm this afternoon, with attendee numbers estimated between
Strike Day
Vince Caughley, Acting President of the National Tertiary Education Union (NTEU), UTS Branch, spoke to the VERTIGO TEAM about the strikes set to happen on campus today. He shared with
Q&A Protester Speaks
BRITTANY SMITH spoke with Sonia Feng, from the Education Action Network who protested on ABC’s Q&A.Before the national budget was released and cuts to tertiary education were only a looming