Beer made from recycled water pitched as sustainable solution
A brewing company has pitched making beer out of recycled water as the key to keeping Queensland’s water supply sustainable.
An event was hosted by Queensland Urban Utility over the weekend, during which Loop Brewing suggested the idea.
Their pitch said, “recycled water is much purer than potable water, allowing for more control in the addition of minerals that dictate taste”.
Monkey Marc: Yaad N Abraad Riddim
- The Yaad N Abraad Riddim is a continuation in a series of releases under a reggae and hip hop music project called Vital Sound from Melbourne DJ/Producer Monkey Marc scheduled for 2018 which began with 2017’s excellent ragga dancehall No Surrender Riddim.
Tom Lyngcoln: Doming Home
- Tom Lyngcoln has spent the past couple of decades fashioning some sort of musical career out of his stark, brutal, often bleak and occasionally beautiful songwriting and guitar-wrangling, most notably with aggro-rock trio The Nation Blue, and more recently with the gospel-punk sextet Harmony (with some occasional forays into other projects such as Pale Heads).
Sleep Decade: Collapse
- Sleep Decade are a three-piece that hail from somewhere between Melbourne and Geelong, made up of two brothers and a close friend. The strong, indeed familial relationship between the three becomes increasingly evident over the course of their new record, with its sparse, yet still incredibly lush atmosphere. Where spacious electronic textures and gorgeously melodic guitar parts make you feel as if you’re three feet off of the ground, the tight, repetitive, minimalist beats and simple, emotive bass-lines keep you planted firmly on the floor.
Primitive Motion: House In The Wave
- Primitive Motion is a Brisbane based duo who first combined to produce sonic landscapes around seven years ago. Their third full-length album is called House in the Wave, released through the Bedroom Suck label.
Review: YOU ARE SHE AND SHE IS YOU
Iranian artist Mojo Khakbaz presents us with the interactive idea of being a part of her artworks. Photographs etched onto mirrored glass of women along with lines from their story.
Kakbaz invites you to participate in her exhibition through after observation of her works, you also observe your own reactions to each work, your emotions, your interpretation becomes a part of the exhibition ergo 'you are she and she is you'.
11AM Zedlines
Your 11am Zedlines with Ted and Tania
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