All posts by Craig Roxburgh
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Jason Hinch: Bridging The Divide
Jason Hinch is a top South African rock drummer who’s worked with everyone from Arno Carstens to Zolani Mahola, Albert Frost to Francois van Coke,...
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Hendrik Joerges: On Harambe And Dance Music
Hendrik Joerges should not be an unfamiliar name to anyone following the local dance scene as he has been making waves over in Durban for...
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Dropkick Murphys: A Story Of Political Opposition
There is something special about talking to a legend within the punk scene, and even more so when it is one with a political opinion...
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SINGLE REVIEW: The Curious Incident – Behaviour Saviour
The Curious Incident are a unique success story of how two musicians from different sides of the world managed to find each other in England via...
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ALBUM REVIEW: You Me At Six – Night People
You Me At Six had a career built on defining the adolescent angst of emo teens on the back end of the mid-2000s emo movement....
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Our Last Night: Gearing Up For Rocking For Rhinos
Our Last Night shall be visiting South Africa in early February in support of Rocking For Rhinos cause to help stop Rhino poaching in South...
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Emo Night Presents “From Under The Emo Tree” Featuring Dustland Express, Omar Morto and Young Hands
Photography courtesy of Aaron Polikoff. Artwork by Brett Allen-White. 2016 was a successful year for Emo Night South Africa. The brand appeared out of nowhere...
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YOH Presents MNDSGN Live In South Africa
Artwork by Tyla Mason Late 2016 saw YOH introduce a new format for the parties for which they’ve become so popular. The new format sees...
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#BowsieChallenge: Shortstraw’s Compelling Charity Initiative
It can often be difficult for a charity to find compelling ways to engage their target audience and achieve their goals. We live in a...
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IN REVIEW: Mother City Live
Photos and words by Cathelynne Walker From the Old Biscuit Mill to the Old Castle Brewery, Woodstock is a suburb never seen without bustle on...
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