Do any Melbourne babes need a Mariachi El Bronx ticket for the show tonight, because I have a spare if do!
This is a) one of the best things I’ve ever seen and b) a reasonably accurate depiction of the day I got engaged in Frankston.
Should say ‘Red Roo ter’ but.
(Source: state-of-terror)
Sorry about all the spam posts guys. I don’t know what it was, but I’ve changed my password and hopefully it won’t happen again.
Endless Sea - Iggy Pop.
This song fit perfectly in that scene from Dogs in Space. It’s an incredible combination.
So I actually had the best Australia Day ever.
I hung out on the Evelyn Rooftop and watched Thee Oh Sees, drank cider with my best friends and ate free sausages in bread.
It was awesome!
Apple and pear cider from New Zealand. Little sweet, little tart, nice super cold.
Themed Cast No. 1: Australia
Australia, despite its rich and varied musical history, isn’t a place hugely associated with electronic music. This perception is changing however, with a host of producers popping up around this great, isolated landmass we call home. From House and Techno, to R&B tinged Garage, and Dubstep inspired jams, there’s a diversity here that’s as mixed as Australia itself. We’ve also included a few tracks by producers from our Trans-Tasman neighbour, and long time friend, New Zealand. So go on mate - throw another shrimp on the barbie, pop open a cold beer, pause the Hottest 100, and enjoy the mix.
Click the image to listen.
One day I’m going to write an article about how being a really good waitress and being a lovely person are mutually exclusive.
Here is a 9 track mini-album to download called Tussin Underwater:
This is actually fucking incredible.
I’m yet to read the books or see the original trilogy of films, but damn…this was amazing.
Leopard print paint! By Cark Kleiner
I feel like Ali might appreciate this.
If this were real, My room would be coated. Possibly my car too.
Trifari Bicycle and Rider Figural Enamel Brooch
$25USD ($24.91AUD) | PURCHASE
I’m a big fan of a good brooch as well as a more recent obsession with costume jewellery. I can across an amazing chunky gold necklace at an op shop the other day, branded Trifari which made me do a Google search to see what it was. Well, turns out Trifari were the top-dog in costume jewellery in the 80s! I decided to search what was going on Etsy which was when I came across this gem. Approximately 1 1/2 inches by 1 1/4 inches, this Trifari brooch is a gold-plated bicycle and rider, coloured with cream, red and black enamel, with the Trifari insignia on the back. It’s simple yet radiating the kitsch qualities I love in costume jewellery!
- Posted by Alexandra









