Michael Adams dissects the ridiculous and shines light on the sublime in film and DVD. This time around, B-movie wonders and trashy treasure.

Daniel Johnston has battled mental illness to become one of America’s most prolific and loved songwriters. By Dan Rule

Watching a Kasey Chambers gig, you’d swear you were at a Sunday jam in the family lounge. A new collaboration album proves that’s not far from the truth. By Julia Gaw

Songwriter Glen Hansard achieved global recognition acting in Once. The film’s pivotal romance became reality, and now the film’s stars play music as ‘The Swell Season’. By Jonathan Alley

Raised on the lovelorn recordings of Edith Piaf, Martha Wainwright has released a suite of her own live interpretations of the legendary French songstress. By Dan Rule

MAG caught the entire Melbourne Stereosonic Event on camera and present for your viewing pleasure as a special timelapse! See if you can spot yourself!

From garage, hip hop or horror flicks, UK rockers The Heavy draw influence from dark, dirty corners. Kelvin Swaby lets MAG in on his scariest sights and sounds. By Dan Rule

P!nk sits at the top of pop’s pyramid with musical and personal integrity intact, and the respect of many who would shun the pop world before embracing it. By Julia Gaw

Powderfinger found a vitality and wide-eyed enthusiasm for new album *Golden Rule *that had been lost somewhere in their 20-year timeline. By Julia Gaw