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Marcus Teague
Marcus Teague is a Melbourne-based musician, writer and former commercial editor at Broadsheet.
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Art & Design
Dark Mofo 2025: A New Era of Car Crashes, Mega Raves and Mind Games
After a year off, and with a new artistic director in charge, the Tasmanian festival returned with decapitated heads, a god complex and a literal bang.
Entertainment
Golden Plains 2025 Brought British Lightning, Greek Joy and an Irish Ruckus
A storm for PJ Harvey, a glorious moment from a local DJ, and an Irish takeover – the 17th edition of the Victorian festival was an instant classic.
Art & Design
Namedropping at Mona, Gorging at the Gala and the Ghost of Dark Mofo
Broadsheet travelled to Hobart for a long weekend of hashtagging Shakespeare and the Wu-Tang Clan, green jelly and Irish dancing, to visit a festival that was definitely, mostly, not on.
Entertainment
I Listened to the World’s Most Expensive Album and It Was ... Just Okay
A Broadsheet writer listened to the only existing version of the secret Wu-Tang Clan record, Once Upon a Time in Shaolin. Now it’s gone. But how was it?
Entertainment
Recap: Golden Plains 2024 Was Hot, Hard, Heavy, and Hot All Over Again
A descent into the Golden Plains volcano finds traces of doof sticks, glitter singlets, the loudest sound on earth, a perfect French dance floor and the sun itself. Marcus Teague was there.
Entertainment
Mona Foma 2024 Brought Krautrock, Partying in a Sports Bar and Laser Blasts to the End of the World
Plus, watching paint dry, sipping West African-inspired gin and glitchy internet porn. “It’s more akin to a private party than a gig,” writes Marcus Teague.
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