Portland, Oregon’s Dry Socket have been around for a number of years now, earning greater attention with their early-2024 full-length, Sorry For Your Loss. The quartet’s scathing approach to melodic hardcore punk was a welcome sound and now they’re back after less than six months, armed with a new… Read More »Full Album Stream: Body Farm / Dry Socket – “Split”
Many a criticism is made in regards to the robotic nature of modern rugby league and amid all the mayhem, natural talent and off-the-cuff play, there are formulaic elements to the game that can look quite tedious at times. Yet it is the demanded precision… Read More »Why the NRL should bring in automatic sin bins for any player who bothers referee unless it’s the captain
Since the send-off in State of Origin I, there has been a great divide between rugby league fans, commentators and ex-players about whether it was the right call. Freddy and Billy vs Joey and Fatty. Blues vs Maroons. Dinosaurs vs woke folk. Or just passionate… Read More »Instead of being stuck in the past, we need to find a common-sense solution to rugby league’s send-off rule
Australia became the second team to qualify for the ‘Super 8s’ stage of the 2024 T20 World Cup with a dominant nine-wicket victory over Namibia. It’s Australia’s third win in as many games, and the current Test and ODI champions are asserting their pre-tournament status… Read More »Versatile Australia continues to dominate at the T20 World Cup – is it too early to list them as favourites?
They say the night is always darkest before dawn. Well, 2023 was bloody dark for a Wallabies fan. I don’t want everyone to relieve the trauma of last year so we can just leave it as it should be – a bad dream. However, 2024… Read More »‘Aussie teams have achieved their best win percentage versus the Kiwis in a decade’: Is 2024 a new dawn for the Wallabies?