Author: OutInCanberra

Pablo Cahn @ Transit Bar

Soundtrap returns this month with it’s first international guest direct from London, Pablo Cahn (Cadenza, 8bit). With residencies at Ibiza’s Zoo Project and London’s LikeThat parties, regular international performances in leading clubs and events, and releases in top labels Cadenza and 8Bit, Pablo Cahn is quickly establishing himself as one of the most exciting young talents to have arisen in recent years.

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Win Film Tickets: Father of my Children

“An extraordinarily empathetic humanistic drama, a film of love, joy, sadness and hope that understands how complex our emotions are and does beautiful justice to them.”
Kenneth Turan, The Los Angeles Times.

Grégoire Canvel (Louis-Do de Lencquesaing) has it all – a wife and three delightful daughters he adores and a stimulating job that he’s devoted to; he’s a film producer. Discovering new talent and developing projects is what drives and fulfills him.

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Atlantis Awaits @ Holy Grail

Ears were buzzing as the heavy sound of Atlantis Awaits reverberated from the walls of a sweaty Holy Grail. The local alternative rock band are quickly garnering a strong following and their debut E.P launch show proved this.

Before the headliners rocked out, it was first the turn of another two rising bands; Hands like Houses and Retraspec. During their sets the crowd were receptive and showed their appreciation for bands, all of which are strengthening the ever-growing Canberra rock music scene.

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Indian cures winter blues

It was on a cold winter’s night that my dining partner and I ventured to Bollywood Dimensions – Canberra’s first Bollywood entertainment restaurant, situated in the heart of Braddon, and opposite the ever busy Crust Pizza.

It wasn’t long after we were seated that a mixed entree selection of assorted tandoor was served. The meat was tender and full of flavour – one of my favourite things about Indian food is how well the flavours fuse with whatever meat is being served.

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Local engineers go from science to street wear

Fashion and science may seem like two things that have little correlation, but for a group of local ANU engineering students, it’s been the source of success.

Since ‘Cyanide’ was launched as a university project earlier this year, it’s evolved into a local business, with the young engineers channelling their love of science into bright slogans on tees and hoodies.

Daniel Kiley is one fourth of Cyanide (completed by Brad, Nathan and Ewen) and places great emphasis on the brand’s green values.

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