1953. The year that Stalin died, the first colour TV sets went on sale, Dwight D. Eisenhower was inaugurated as the 34th president of the United States and Queen Elizabeth II was coronated. In August 1953, a Japanese company...
It was the album that would push AC/DC into the higher echelons of rock’s elite 40 glorious years ago – and it still sounds just as good. I’m a sucker for rifling through the sub-$30 vinyl deal crates at JB on a Saturday...
Stop-motion animation pioneer Ray Harryhausen’s menagerie of famous creatures has undergone a full restoration.
E3 2019 was more about what is beyond the horizon than before it. This generally happens to me when I fly to Sydney. The captain politely announces that descent to the destination has commenced. Ten minutes later, a voice from...
The Revolutions: Records and Rebels exhibition at the Melbourne Museum is a must-visit for those with an interest in the music, politics and fashion of the mid-to-late ‘60s. The reverberations of the 1960s can still be felt in...