In conversation with Sahirah Oshidar talking about her latest release, Juicy! Sahirah is an artist born and raised in Mumbai, India and...

You know, there were several ways I thought I could open this feature article with - but none came close to the truth. I am now coming to...

Disillusionment is readily accessible like never before. Growing frustration with the inefficacy of the powers that be, exacerbated by...

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It is no secret that we at the OC magazine are perennially heart-eyes for small/local/handcrafted businesses.

TW: Sexual abuse, sexual assault Written by Charlotte India Howard (@ccindiez) Featured image by Lucy Nicholson (@lucynic) With both...

NFT’s have often been a playground for debate and discussion (call it what you will) for art lovers and spectators alike.

Let’s get real. I had such flying ideas for this column, as I do for so many other things. Needless to say, with great ideas comes a...

The description of political life today can easily be summed up as an accurate idea of what post-truth is. The narrative that post-truth...

Shot exceptionally on a mobile phone in addition to other equipment by the competent independent filmmaker Siddharth Bedi and featuring...

Ways of Seeing is an essay on European aestheticism, where John Berger argues and critically provokes readers & viewers to think beyond...

As the new week rolls in, here's a list of upcoming releases in music, movies, art and more - curated by the OC, just for you.

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Aastha Gupta, in this piece, talks about her notes from reading The Twice-Born by Aatish Taseer.

OC's contributing writer Asiya Anwar writes about the importance of taking a stand for communal amity within the media. Read on!

Renowned for it's remarkable guitar Solos and writing, here's a breakdown of One of Pink Floyd's greatest creations.

Decoding Bohemian Rhapsody By Queen. Written by Freddie Mercury Released on 31st October 1975 In the album: A Night at the Opera

Decoding 'Something in The Way', written by Kurt Cobain from the album 'Nevermind', released in 1991.

"There is a belief or a dream which keeps a human going on with life." - Here is the latest. Read now!