Review
A Moon Shaped Pool (2016) - Album Review
We are helpless to resist, into our darkest hour...
Review
Review
OK Computer (1997) - Album Review
I'm on a roll, I'm on a roll, this time...
Review
The Wall (1979) - Album Review
All in all, you're just another brick in the wall...
Review
Overload 2025 - Highlights and Review
A normie's first time into what is considered to be the largest anime convention in New Zealand.
Interview
Drax Project Interview at AUSA's 2025 Alfred's Street Festival
Interview with Drax Project, one of New Zealand's most successful musical exports. They performed on our campus live at AUSA's sold-out Alfred's Street festival in O-Week.
Review
Pink Floyd at Pompeii - MCMLXXII - Worth The Watch?
It's a concert film, but is it worth skipping?
Sponsored
Theatre Review: 'Speed is Emotional' by Jo Randerson
A short review of Jo Randerson's exhilarating theatrical release 'Speed is Emotional', showing at Q Theatre during 16 April - 3 May 2025.
Review
Chaos, Craft, and a Cracking Debut
A gripping debut from Theo Shakes, The Play That Gets Louder dives into masculinity, fate, and mayhem with raw emotion, inventive staging, and standout performances. A chaotic, compelling hour of theatre that doesn’t ask for your attention—it demands it.
Review
Review: Lecture Room 106-204
Trapped in a lecture theatre from hell, this Costco Girl™ breaks down the Five Big Dooms of the most unfortunate classroom on UoA campus.
News
Taumata Awards 2025: Hope for a generation
Review of the 2025 Taumata Awards. The University of Auckland celebrates five inspirational and world changing alumni.
Review
Delbert Anderson Quartet Review | Auckland Arts Festival
The Delbert Anderson’s Quartet is a slick, expressive and captivating contemporary jazz band that I had the pleasure of experiencing at the Auckland Arts Festival.
Review
Divorced, Beheaded, Died, Divorced, Beheaded, Survived.
SIX the Musical presents King Henry VIII’s six wives reimagined as a modern pop group, retelling their story within the context of modern dating and relationships as they frivolously compete with one another to be the leading lady. The show was written in such a way it was a