Twenty years after their last album (and almost forty since first freaking out the squares by being freaky squares), Devo have returned just in time to see devolution in action.

Max Gillies performs as many of our most lauded and laughable politicos in Guy Rundle's Godzone. It's as sour and zesty and refreshing as a lemon tart at a regional bakery photo-op.

Whether it's diamonds glued on a skull or a price tag stuck on a blank wall, new indie comedy (Untitled) has a laugh at the absurdity of modern art.

Our latest literary primer leads you from dining table witticisms to post-dinner sound system pontification. Know your Rokys from your Shaggs with DaCapo Best Music Writing.

It took one fan's medical malady to gross out the most notorious and explicitly gory death metal band of all time: Cannibal Corpse.

The promos for new parody sketch show Double Take have been inducing cold sweats, but co-creator Rick Kalowski tells The Enthusiast that he's not trying to insult our intelligence.

Dave Hughes and Charlie Pickering will skewer the daily news on the new Channel Ten show The 7pm Project. Running opposite the ABC Nightly News, should Kerry O'Brien be trembling?

Japan: land of wind, ghosts, and firehoses full of fake blood. New DVD release Tokyo Gore Police revels in senseless gross-outs while Tokyo Zombie is just grossly senseless.

Herald Sun and Hetty Johnson hate is understandable. Even predictable. So why isn't Mathew Kenneally's satire sharper? Must be opening night.