Chloe Turner's column for Beat

Chloe Turner's column for Beat

Chloe Turner's column for Beat

by Sorcha Wilcox

Howling At The Moon Above The Little Desert

Content warning: sexual assault.
Saying no multiple times then yes is not consent - by Chloe Turner

UTS, November 19, 2022
by Cat Hope

by Tom Barry
Some words with Alana West from Hideous Towns

Part 2, Ask a Feminist and Safe Spaces

Part 1, The Great Imbalance

Compilation Launch
October 3 at Old Bar

October 17 at Bella Union

October 31 at Public Bar

September 4 at Gasometer

August 15 at Shebeen

by Jessie Alice
Sex cops! are guys that refer to a woman’s sex life as though it’s their business.

When it comes to representing women, it’s been a bad year for music festivals.

by Dave Connor
an interview with Adelaide band, swimming.

Call for submissions

by Tom Barry
Some words with Day Ravies songwriter and multi instrumentalist, Lani Crooks

By Lei Gryffydd
Interview with an Australian underground music mainstay

Making Space In Music
by June Jones
Closed-mindedness in subcultures is nothing new to me. As a pre-pubescent punk, hanging out in the city, I unquestioningly absorbed the conservative and discriminatory ethos of that skewed take on punk culture.

KFJC live to air recording

Secret Valley - Angry Loners Unite
Performers: Simon Hanselmann & Phoebe Roberston Assistant: Teigan Evans Concept: Secret Valley Director & Editor: Dan Decroux Thanks to Karl, Nat & Katy

Filmed by Eddie Eves

Monday 1 December Hosted by Monday Night Mass // Northcote Social Club Doors 8pm // Free - Optional donation to LISTEN Starring LAS TETAS [NZ ladies of melodic misery] MISS DESTINY [Melbourne's own queens of carpet-core] ASYLUM SISTERS [Healthy Goths]

On being in the audience
By Carolyn Connors

The Language of Listen
By Judith Hamann
What do we mean when we ask you to listen? To listen is to obey; it is a command, a request. "Listen to this", "listen to me", "listen to us"

By Evelyn Morris
A lot of people have asked me why LISTEN exists. In an ideal world, I wouldn’t need to explain why this project, or feminism, is necessary. It would just exist and we would all just know. But writing this is helpful for me too. Like any belief, my relationship to it changes often and writing about it helps me understand it better.

By Antonia Sellbach
To me, there is tenacity and grit in showing your wounds and revealing your weaknesses, as hardness and softness are not mutually exclusive; rather, they are involved in an intricate, reciprocal relationship of push and pull.

By Erica Lewis
So what are the symptoms of Tripitaka Syndrome? This complex syndrome, which is thought to have been transmitted via children’s afternoon television viewing in the 80′s, is based on a series of dangerous assumptions relating to gender-based ability and the damaging notion that female participation in the music industry should be relegated to certain genres.