The Bias List doesn’t have a recurring feature for new album reviews outside of K-pop, but my favorite acts always get extra coverage so I had to devote a special feature to J-pop group Ryugujo’s new EP. I often refer to Ryugujo as the most… Read More »Album Review: Ryugujo – Deep Wave
Western United have half a dozen games left to make the men’s top six. Anchored in last place, can they prove the impossible can happen? Until recently, John Aloisi’s men were contemplating the wooden spoon. Yet suddenly, a late surge of magic has resulted in… Read More »‘From the basement to the penthouse’: Forget the wooden spoon, can Western United make the top six?
The Carlton Football Club came into season 2024 as one of the premiership favourites. This, after they came within 16 points of a grand final last year. They have started the season with two thrilling close wins, a stunning one-point win with a 46-point comeback… Read More »‘Need to be ruthless’: If Carlton truly are a premiership contender, it’s time they start acting like one
Earlier this year, a new festival popped up on my radar: a new death metal festival in Austin, Texas! This year marks the first-ever Austin Death Fest, being held on April 27 and 28 at Mohawk, and features basically the top-tier of modern, contemporary death… Read More »Austin Death Fest: Interview With Jason Dahlke
The last round of the Sheffield Shield, and finally, we have our two finalists! Keep reading to find out who made it to the finals, who narrowly missed out, and who epically flopped. Tasmania vs South Australia: Blundstone Arena, Hobart 3 sentence summary: South Australia… Read More »Round 10 Sheffield Shield wrap – Who’s hitting their stride ahead of the big final?