Our Latest Articles
23 Feb 2025
Deceit and Distrust, Submission and Subversion: What Makes a Good Dystopian Film?
Betty Leewanun
Imagine a world in which justice is overruled by supremacy, a world that relies on passive public subservience. The struggle for power is the blueprint for dystopian fiction. Might the growing resistance of a defiant protagonist threaten to dismantle the very foundations of a dystopian world?
3 Feb 2025
Album Review: Dylan Sinclair’s ‘FOR THE BOY IN ME’
Jaena Velten
In his debut album, Toronto-based singer-songwriter Dylan Sinclair touches on his Filipino roots and weaves them with 90’s R&B nostalgia. ‘FOR THE BOY IN ME’ contains 12 tracks and plays like a collection of soulful love letters blended with vulnerable melodies – letters to old lovers, to new ones, and to life itself.
15 Nov 2024
Concert Review: NIKI’s ‘Buzz’ World Tour
Sukhman Kaur
Indonesian singer-songwriter NIKI (Nicole Zefanya) released her studio album ‘Buzz’ in early August. Since then, she's embarked on a tour spanning all four corners of the earth: from North America and Europe, to Asia and Australasia. Our reporter Sukhman attended her London concert at Wembley Arena on September 7th 2024.
14 Nov 2024
Gatekeep Gatekeeping: The Power Of Music As A Tool For Social Connection
Eva Lau-Johnston
Should we gatekeep gatekeeping? Eva looks into the practice of gatekeeping music and one’s musical tastes. After all, music is the essence of communication in the digital age, and ultimately, is the way that the world becomes intelligible to our generation.