WHAT LIES BENEATH CELEBRITY MASTERCHEF

by Lenin Motsepe / 03.03.2015 "If religion is the opium of the masses, charity is a tiny bar of hotel soap for the great unwashed... It is all about (false) assurances. Hence cooking shows, xenophobia

THE FUTURE LOOKS FANTASMA

by Robyn Perros / Images by Brett Wegener / 02.03.2015 "We’re a generation of thieves. Cleptomediamaniacs stealing music, movies, ideas and identities. Everything seems to have been done before and in a country living in the straight-jacket of its past,

I’M ONLY HUMAN!

by Telford Vice / 27.02.2015 Today the Proteas clash with the mighty Chris Gayle (we mean West Indies) at the Cricket World Cup. The media has been doing their best to conjure some rumours about

FOR WHOM THE MELBOURNE BELL TOLLS

by Telford Vice / 20.02.2015 There is nothing so poignant as the toll of a Melbourne tram’s bell as it click-clacks along the undulations of these storied streets like some giant, wheeled, electrified caterpillar. It

SONA: A GIG REVIEW

by Anthony Sharpe / 17.02.2015 This year’s State of the Nation Address featured stand-out performances from local live acts, MO$ EFF, DA B0mb and DJZ. Anthony Sharpe feels the beat...

SLEEPY CITY SESSIONS

by Teigue Blokpoel / 16.02.2015 Grahamstown – home of binge-drinking students, not-stop parties and other crass generalisations. Who woulda thunk there was a huge skate scene emerging on these sleepy streets? It seems that the

IF CITIES WERE SINGERS

by Telford Vice / 13.02.2015 Telford Vice explores the wreckage and regeneration of Christchurch, New Zealand, over the 2015 Cricket World Cup. Despite the devastation left behind after the 2011 earthquake, New Zealand's second

MASHAYABHUQE VS THE Y GENERATION

by Sihle Mthembu / 11.02.2015 Blending everything from Kanye West to Shembe chants and Busi Mhlongo speeches – Mashayabhuqe KaMamba is a digital maskandi trap musician merging the past and the present into a cutting

POETS OF THE BAY

by Matt Vend / Images by Matt Vend / 10.02.2015 Matt Vend rambles through the open-mic nights of Oakland's bay area and meets the eccentric poets and musicians who haunt it's stages. It's no wonder Bob Dylan and Allen Ginsberg

EVERYTHING THAT HAPPENED UP THE CREEK

by Hugh Upsher / 04.02.2015 The seminal review of everything that happened at Up The Creek music festival – dry humour, post-future illustrations and untainted honesty cut deep and true!