Thelma Plum & Keli Holiday to perform at Welcome Fest 2022
The USU has announced that Thelma Plum and Keli Holiday will headline the first day of Welcome Fest 2022. The free performance will be happening on Wednesday, the 16th at the main stage. They are the first of the USU’s secret guest lineup to be revealed. Students who wish the attend the perfor
Welcome Week Playlist 2022
Uni is back for another year, which means your favourite University of Sydney-affiliated radio station is too! To get in on the Welcome Week festivities, we’ve put together a playlist featuring a plethora of Aussie tunes, both new and old. We recommend blasting it as loud as humanly possible t
QUEERLY: The State of Australian Queer Indie Pop
This week we’re taking a dive into genre-defying queer indie pop as Wilson tells a story of how he was sort of retweeted by Bec Sandridge in a matter involving gay songs and triple j’s Requestival.
QUEERLY: T.J. Osborne’s Coming Out Marks The Start Of A Paradigm Shift In Country Music
T. J. Osborne is gaining interest as opening up the country music scene to the gay community, and Wilson tells the story of what this means.
Lil Nas X Is Normalising Gay Sex In ‘MONTERO’
With the release of MONTERO, Lil Nas X has truly stepped into the light. Ali Wright explores how his new style has highlighted many underlying themes, especially for the gay community.
Interview: Nick Lutsko is Injecting Absurdity
Nick Lutsko on creating comedy from the US Election, Dealing with Alex Jones, and Balancing Dual Identities
Six Tunes: To Feel All The Feels To This Mental Health Month
This week’s Six Tunes have been picked to help you feel ALL the feels, from air-pumping beats to songs to have a cry to.
Saint Lane: Locked In, Not Down
The Artist on quarantine, socially distanced shows, and Kanye West
Bluesfest Bound LamBros. Step Out With New Single ‘Don’t Say My Name’
A fusion of blues, funk, and rock, this new track by Sydney-based LamBros. balances lyrical emotional weight with hard hooks and hypnotic bass to make it a searing anthem.
Even Pitchfork Can’t Host A Good Livestream
For a publication that still prides itself on being a kingmaker and trendsetter for upcoming indie or alternative acts, myriad AV and communication issues sour the experience heavily.