Tag: BMA Magazine
The Art, Not Apart 10th Anniversary Is Finally Here – What You Need To Know
ART, NOT APART is finally here! After getting a tantilising tease from the Curators last issue, we now do a ...
Ska Tissue – community-minded Nicky Bomba reveals how the 25-piece Melbourne Ska Orchestra ticks
The first thing that’s clear when you talk to Nicky Bomba, the commander-in-chief of the MELBOURNE SKA ORCHESTRA, is his ...
Gosh! It’s comedian Kirsty Webeck on Canberra, comedy, and contending with the BMA office
[ALLAN SKO] So, your show… Hit me with your rhythm stick. Gosh! is my brand new lighthearted and fun stand-up ...
Seeker Lover Keeper headline International Women’s Day concert, but that’s not all…
This Sunday is International Women’s Day, and what better way to spend it than to be surrounded by amazing women!? ...
Canberra’s Pod People return after 9 years away. Time for a catch up…
Whew! Nine years? Has it really been NINE YEARS since Pod People blitzed our ears and blackened our souls? Forming ...
Don’t let the hypersexual vid fool you; Halsey’s ‘You Should Be Sad’ is a beautiful song with a very sharp vocal delivery and great songwriting
[Capitol Records] Ashley Nicolette Frangipane (we all know her as Halsey) first came to notice with her 2015 album Badlands ...
The Rubens’ ‘Live in Life’ offers the confessions of a seriously confused guy to a serious earworm of a tune
[Ivy League] The Rubens originated as a five-piece from the tiny town of Menangle, just off the Hume Highway between ...
Game Sets, Match: Frankie McNair chats to Chris Ryan about her upcoming Canberra Comedy Fest show ‘I Thought It Would Be Nice’
Frankie McNair and Chris Ryan are two Canberra comedy champions doing wonderful things both here, and interstate. The Canberra Comedy ...
Intriguing musical figure Rhett May and his ‘Cocktails And Cannabis’ sounds as if old school Beck and classic-era Pink Floyd joined forces to create a strange yet entertaining hybrid
Rhett May is an intriguing musical figure, an Australian musician whose artistic history involves several illustrious music icons: Queen, The ...
Life Of Envee (feat. Sam Antony) sees Envee articulate his ambitions via a decorously explicit piece of self-examination
This track from emerging Australian rap artist is the follow-up to his debut, Kinda Funny, which received a decent amount ...
