Some records become part of your routine. Others change the way you listen forever. The Gateway EPs are a personal collection of five Australian bands whose music opened the door to Sydney’s thriving live scene and still soundtracks everyday life.

Maria reflects on the lessons passed down by her father and uncle, two very different men united by a belief in independent thought, and shares the books that helped shape her perspective.

What happens when inspiration disappears halfway through writing about it? CULT. CIRCUIT Issue #004 explores creative block, new experiences and the places that get ideas moving again.

On my first journey through Kenya, a New Year’s Day visit to Restart Africa became an unexpected lesson in joy, perspective and what it means to be truly present.

theVelvetMorning #001 makes cocktails approachable with five flexible recipes, lessons from behind the bar and a selection of Sydney venues serving expertly mixed drinks.

Physical media is back in our hands. From vinyl records and film cameras to books, zines and digital antiques, Joseph explores the renewed desire for ownership, process and meaningful sensory experience.

Known for its futuristic skyline, Chongqing is often photographed for its scale. In Whither Rivers Flow, photographer Ximeng Tu looks in the opposite direction, finding the city’s identity in its rivers, neighbourhoods and the people who quietly shape them.

Sydney’s independent live music scene isn’t hidden beneath the surface. It’s happening in pubs, galleries, parks and community spaces across the city. CULT. CIRCUIT #002 explores the people, places and moments that make the underground feel anything but underground.

Award-winning photojournalist Andrew Quilty opens Kayell Australia’s new Creatives Studio series with an intimate conversation exploring documentary photography, storytelling and the experiences that have shaped his remarkable career.

Circular fashion is transforming the way we dress. From vintage stores to global resale platforms, discover the people, places and marketplaces redefining modern style through thoughtfully recirculated fashion.

Discover six Indigenous Australian artists whose groundbreaking practices in painting, photography, sculpture and installation celebrate culture, identity and creativity during NAIDOC Week 2026.

Independent bookstores are more than places to buy books. They’re where stories, conversations and communities still thrive. In the first edition of Cult. Circuit, Joseph Agius explores why Sydney’s independent bookshops remain some of the city’s most important cultural spaces.