Dani Marsland, Journalist

If there's one video clip you watch this year..

Batshit insanity, with a side of Hannibal..

Santigold shares her track from the Cara Delevingne-starring film Paper Towns..

The 'Tuesday' singer's stoned kitchen character re-appears in the Father-directed video..

The Sydney three-piece switch up their sound - from seductive to scary..

Watch the trailer for a new film exploring rap's Fashion Killas..

Technology and science news, and why you can use it. Nothing boring..

As the film AMY hits cinemas, we look at some on-screen portraits of supremely talented artists who struggled with their inner demons..

Take a ride with Akeem and his queens..

Welcome to the world’s first Bud & Breakfast..

A low-res, high power vintage-style vid from Ta-Ku collaborator JMSN.. If you haven't copped it, it's important you get your ears around The Blue Album, the recent LP release from the Michigan-based muso with the voice of an angel - JMSN (pronounced Jam-is-on). The Blue Album - the artist's sophomore release - is full of lush, grandiose arrangements, fronted by JMSN's smooth yet vulnerable vocals. If you're a fan of How to Dress Well, or Active Child, you'll love JMSN's individualistic take on R & B. JMSN is also behind the angelic, gospel-singer-like vocals you hear reaching over the contemplative piano chords of Love Again, the incredible first single from Perth producer Ta-Ku's very-soon-to-be-released EP, Songs To Make Up To.  JMSN's been fairly prolific when it comes to self-directed visuals for this album, having already released a fair few lo-fi, retro-style clips to accompany its songs. The latest to hit the webz is a VHS-style video for 'Bout It, a clip that witnesses JMSN cha

Dirty boys, colourful crimes..