If you’re looking for some tunes with “a twist of psychedelic lemon,” Souldrop is the band to check out this music month.

Planning a casual get-together with your mates is hard enough, imagine trying to throw together a whole-ass concert. Yet, that’s exactly what Drew Van Arts and Devon Alexander are in the process of doing.

“In te ao Māori, tā moko is a way of life, it’s a part of whakapapa.”

“I get treated like a full-on stranger to this country”

“Their assessment criteria is such bullshit. I’ve been turned away and ignored by the [public health system] and have had to literally travel to America to receive a different kind of therapy.”

Heading into winter, it’s going to be crunch time for just how warm and dry your flat really is.

Toilet paper: what separates man from beast. From booze poos to post-sex pissing, toilet paper has always been there in my time of need.

DARTZ is a Wellington punk-rock band that serves up student realness, from songs about bath salts to shitty flats and Captain Cook being a “wig-wearing cuck”.

The question of “what the fuck do I eat today” has become a nauseating, terrible facet of life at Massey University. Massive decided to look into the options, or lack thereof, around the campuses, and how the University is failing to provide for students.

“I just fucked your bitch in my Balenciaga crocs”

“Gerry Brownlee would be great for a cuddle”

The power under scrutiny is that of the patriarchy, and how society upholds this in a way that continues to oppress the lives of women internationally.

What the fuck happened to that cannabis referendum? Massive talks to Chlöe Swarbrick about what went wrong and what happens next.

Sit back, relax. Melt into the couch, stare into the depths of the universe. With the right chemical additive, the universe will stare back, showing you possibilities you’ve never dreamed of, or perhaps something you dreamed but never dared to remember.

Heads up, Countdown Pharmacies and Chemist Warehouse will fill your prescriptions for free.

In the name of good journalism, Massive went down the rabbit hole of crushed powders, to find the elusive truth.

We talk to people about their funniest experiences sussing drugs

“I remember speaking complete gibberish and having these manic emotional spells where I’d go from being super aggressive, to anxious and upset, and then I’d be uncontrollably laughing.”

A spot where you feel comfortable to be who you are, regardless of who that is, is so important. Not only for queer people, but for anyone who feels uncomfortable or out of place in the typical ‘town’ experience.