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Nov 28, 2025 ∙ 2 min
Eric B. & Rakim: Paid in Full (1987)
When Eric B. & Rakim dropped Paid in Full in 1987, hip-hop wasn’t ready — but it evolved quickly to catch up. This wasn’t just another rap record; it was a seismic shift in rhythm, rhyme, and attitude. If early hip-hop was the spark, Paid in Full was the moment the flame turned into a laser beam: precise, controlled, and pointed straight into the future. Rakim arrived like he’d been beamed in from another timeline. Up to that point, MCs largely operated within a high-energy, shout-friendly...
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Nov 25, 2025 ∙ 2 min
Oral tradition sits at the heart of First Nations cultures in Australia.
Oral tradition sits at the heart of First Nations cultures in Australia—an intellectual, spiritual, and cultural archive maintained not on paper, but in memory, voice, and lived practice. For tens of thousands of years, long before written language was introduced to the continent, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples preserved vast bodies of knowledge through spoken word, song, dance, story, ceremony, art, and Country itself. These traditions are not simply stories; they are systems...
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Nov 23, 2025 ∙ 2 min
Mystery Road (2013): A Slow-Burning Outback Noir With a Pulse as Steady as the Land It Stands On.
Ivan Sen’s Mystery Road is one of those rare Australian films that feels both timeless and urgent—an outback noir that draws from westerns, crime thrillers, and Indigenous storytelling, yet stands firmly in a league of its own. With Sen writing, directing, shooting, and editing the film, this is auteur cinema at its most confident: precise, meditative, and brimming with quiet power. At the film’s centre is Aaron Pedersen, delivering a career-defining performance as Detective Jay Swan, a man...
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