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Future Music Festival 2010

Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010 by Nicole Norelli

EOTSFuture Music Festival was the place to be this Sunday past. For the last long weekend of summer (and summer festivals) it was an a beautiful day at Ascot Racecourse.

Though it was 1.4 kilometres ‘tween some stages, the layout of Future gave opportunity for 29,000 people enough space and plenty of shade, with idyllic hideaways and full moons, team it with a whirl on the Ranger and a skate at Silent Disco, these kids looked happier than pigs in mud.  However it wasn’t until the sun started it’s descent and took the heat off with the breeze, that the party really started.

All bets were on The Prodigy being the best for a Future headline act but I must admit David Guetta was the DJ that got the crowd into that golden summer festival state. Franz Ferdinand seemed kind of out of place, but regardless of that are always fun to watch. Poor ol’ Empire of The Sun were pushed right down the very end of the track and considering Steele’s stage show, totally deserved a bigger, perhaps more central stage. Personal highlights?  Spank Rock and Booka Shade.

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Last Hope

Sunday, February 21st, 2010 by Nicole Norelli

Last Hope is the fusion of sixteen original short films compiled by Andrew Kidman accompanied by a unique soundtrack put together by Spunk Records. Some of the artists include SmogSufjan StevensMogwaiMy Morning JacketDirty ThreeHolly ThrosbyVetiverBonnie Prince Billy, Machine Translations and The Brown Birds From Windy Hill. The films centre on the theme of the splendor of the sea and the infinite myth and culture of surfing.

Andrew Kidman chose six of his favourite surfing filmmakers to create short films that were inspired by the ocean. The filmmakers include Albert Falzon, Jon Frank, Monty Webber, Michelle Lockwood, Patrick Trefz and Richard Kenvin. Kidman also provides four shorts of his own.

On Friday 20th February, Last Hope played to a most welcoming crowd at the Astor Theatre, Mount Lawley. After a fitting introduction by Andrew Kidman himself, the films were brought to life with an amazing live soundtrack by The Brown Birds of Windy Hill, Machine Translations and the beautiful and absolute highlight of the night: Miss Holly Throsby. The affect of live music articulates the breathtaking beauty of the ocean and strengthens a connection we share with it. The result is at times emotional, selfless, humorous and sincere. It was a welcome end to a busy week in the rat race. A relaxing and thought provoking escape, I thoroughly enjoyed it.

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THE INSPECTOR CLUZO // PRESIDENTS

Monday, January 18th, 2010 by John
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Another taste of the Cut & Paste interview with French duo The Inspector Cluzo. Phil and Malcom discuss their dislike of the French and American Presidents, both past and present. Full interview on Cut & Paste: Issue 9 out Mar. 2010.

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THE INSPECTOR CLUZO // BASS PLAYERS

Monday, January 18th, 2010 by John
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A snippet of the Cut & Paste interview with French duo The Inspector Cluzo. Phil and Malcom discuss their dislike of the ‘bass player’. Full interview on Cut & Paste: Issue 9 out Mar. 2010.

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CUT & PASTE @ SOUTHBOUND //

Friday, January 8th, 2010 by John

CROWD_GENERAL4The Cut & Paste crew will be getting the patisserie van out on the road this afternoon and heading down Busselton way to get our Southbound on.

You’ll be able to catch us roaming the fields of Sir Stewart Bovell Park in between some exclusive on-camera interviews.

Saturday will see us chat to The Phenomenal Handclap Band late in the evening [8:30-8:45pm] and fingers crossed we get the ok from The Inspector Cluzo mid afternoon to have a chat with the French wizard.

Sunday will see us chatting to Fredrik [one-half of Datarock] mid-afternoon [1:30-1:45pm]. We will be aiming to UStream the interviews live, however as we’re only getting used to this technology ourselves me my tragically fail – but hey we’ll give it a go anyway!

Follow our tweets over the weekend and posts pics, reviews commentary and other thoughts using #southbound.

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POPSICLE! DESIGNERS // PLONK

Monday, December 21st, 2009 by Shannan
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Cut & Paste speaks with Tessa Moncrieff – the recent fashion and visual art graduate’s unique personal narrative has woven its way through her latest collection for Plonk.

Music: ‘The Last Parade’ by Naik
Courtesy of Paper Chain //

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TRASHARAMA //

Monday, November 16th, 2009 by John

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Showcasing short horror, sci-fi, animations and bad taste comedy Trasharama tours Australia every year to most capital cities and some regional areas.

The festival hits Perth on the 20th November at the Castle Northbridge showing the best films from around Australia including a few locals.

Make sure you head down to the Castle to check out our own Phil Nelson’s entry Revenge of the Gnomes.

In trash we trust!

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TARVYDAS // 09.09.09

Tuesday, September 22nd, 2009 by Shannan
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WA icon Ruth Tarvydas unveils her Spring/Summer 09/10 collection at Fashion Paramount in the Gasworks Building //

Music: ‘Young Tram’ by Carbuncle and ‘Little Rabbit, Little Lion’ by Li’l Leonie Lionheart
Courtesy of Love is My Velocity //

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MORRISON // 07.09.09

Tuesday, September 22nd, 2009 by Laure
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For the first time in Perth Fashion Festival history, the Morrison Spring Summer 09/10 Collection was showcased in an independent runway event. //

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OUTSKIRTS // 05.09.09

Monday, September 14th, 2009 by Shannan
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The creative hub of Northbridge came alive for Outskirts, a precinct-wide festival celebrating emerging fashion and design – with over 50 events //

You can also vote for your favourite Fashion on the Outskirts now. //

Music: ‘Daniel’ by 7 Weapons
Courtesy of Love is My Velocity //

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THE GALLERY// RUNWAY // 07.09.09

Friday, September 11th, 2009 by John

The runway section of The Gallery, at Fashion Paramount. The parade featured 13 one off creations from Fremantle designers. Set amongst the backdrop of the old Gasworks. //

Featuring //
* Ashe
* Batchelor
* Chinky Wooster
* Cocoon Textiles
* Kartique
* Lin Pin
* Loop
* Love In Tokyo
* Mabu
* Mandi Mac
* Plonky
* Stiff
* Velvet Sushi

Music: ‘Drum Head’ by Diger Rokwell
Courtesy of The Community Records //

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STUDENT RUNWAY // 06.06.09

Thursday, September 10th, 2009 by Laure

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Perth Fashion Festival’s inaugural Student Runway saw Perth’s most talented student designers showcase their groundbreaking designs, as they compete for coveted places at the Mercedes-Benz WA Fashion Awards //

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CHADWICK MODEL SEARCH 2009 // 06.09.09

Tuesday, September 8th, 2009 by Dani
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One of the biggest model competitions Perth has to offer was back for 2009,  looking for the next beautiful face of tomorrow. Hosted by Seven personality Sophie Falkiner! //

Music: ‘Better Dreamz’ by Li’l Leonie Lionheart
Courtesy of Love is My Velocity //

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WHEN I GROW UP // 06.09.09

Tuesday, September 8th, 2009 by Dani
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A Perth Fashion Festival first came in the way of When I Grow Up was 100% kids. With tiny models strutting their Father’s Day best from the Spring/Summer 09/10 collections from Forrest Chase retailers such as Pumpkin Patch, Myer and Levi’s. //

Music ‘Little Rabbit Little Lion’ by Li’l Leonie Lionheart
Courtesy of Love Is My Velocity //

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WEST END HAUTE // 04.09.09

Tuesday, September 8th, 2009 by Dani
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West End Haute, the official Perth Fashion Festival launch showcased an array of collections from King Street retailers. //

A night of fashion amongst VIP, media and festival friends at the Fashion Paramount. //

Music: ‘Only Two’ by Stina
Courtesy of Love Is My Velocity //

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BASEMENT PRESENTS SHOPAHOLIC // 06.09.09

Tuesday, September 8th, 2009 by Dani
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Cut & Paste ventured into the city to check out the Myer Basement Presents Shopaholic Models show. The parade showcased looks from Ed Hardy, Bardot, Dangerfield, Politix, Riders by Lee, Princess Highway and Mossimo. //

The event also featured popular Australian singer Cassie Davis (although we can’t say we’ve heard of her here at Cut & Paste, and by the looks of her stage antics won’t be looking her up!). //

We decided to replace Cassie’s music, with another selection from our friends at Love is My Velocity
Music: ‘Young Tram’ by Carbuncle //

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WA DESIGNER COLLECTIONS // 05.09.09

Monday, September 7th, 2009 by Dani
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The WA Designer Collections showcase some of WA’s best designers, presenting their Spring/Summer 09/10 Collections. //

Held at the purpose built Fashion Paramount. //

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DESIGN PROCESS // 03.09.09

Friday, September 4th, 2009 by Dani
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Design Process sees King Street retailers collaborating with local artists to present an interpretation of the process behind all facets of design. //

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POPSICLE! // BEHIND THE SCENES

Wednesday, September 2nd, 2009 by Shannan
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POPSICLE! returns to the 2009 Perth Fashion Festival, this time in a vintage bus!

Visit www.OnWilliam.com.au/popsicle for all the details //

Music: ‘Drum Head’ by Diger Rokwell //

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Rottnest Island Comedy & Short Film Festival

Sunday, July 19th, 2009 by John

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Perth’s very own island Rottnest is usually the domian of families, quokkas or rowdy leavers.
Come August Rottnest will have it’s very own Comedy & Short Film Festival and it;s shaping up to be a bit of alright.
Tame Impala,  comedian/MC Jeff Green (UK), French Rockets. WA “Best of… Comedy Shorts” and Injured Ninja will make this an unprecedented entertainment experience!

www.rottofest.com.au

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