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The magazine formerly known as jmag re-launched itself as the less esoterically titled triple j magazine on August 27 at World Bar in Sydney. The night saw DJ sets by triple j presenters as well as members of Midnight Juggernauts, Cloud Control and Dappled Cities. Washington was a glaring absentee. Photos by ELIZE STRYDOM.
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these people are dancing inside the bailout bubble
i wonder how they arrived at the name ''triple j magazine''?
Junk Journal for Jerks.
What a disconnect: a party full of people who wouldn't bother with the mag, while the target audience wouldn't get past the first checkpoint.
''What a disconnect: a party full of people who wouldn't bother with the mag, while the target audience wouldn't get past the first checkpoint''
My thoughts exactly.
call it assisting in the development of an aspirational market
Wait - Dappled Cities did some DJ sets?
Is this what passes for news these days?
At least there’s some some comedy value in these. Photo 13 features a couple of hipster dudes with their fists up looking tough.
It's not news. It's a photo gallery.
God I could think of nothing worse than being at that party.
keep up the good work then
Thats two triple J presenters. The one on the left is a Melbourne comedian who also does stuff for the 7pm project, fucked if I can remember his name, but I worked on a film with him once a couple of years ago...funny dude*
Tom Ballard, and he is the unfunniest person in Australia.
beautifully shot, though. colours are gorgeous.
The comments by Mathieson and Big Daddy Kane are both absolutely correct.
The NME works, because it's established as the 'bible' of new music. London has an endlessly enthusiastic music scene with a huge population . It's hard for J Mag to be Australia's NME, considering that all the overseas music on Triple J comes via by the NME or Pitchfork.
and all local music comes via M+N...
... not really.