At the end of June, The Dangerous Summer will release their seventh full-length LP, Gravity. It’s a tremendous album for a group nearly two decades in, one that manages to capture the rawness of their early material with the sophistication that comes from years as a band,… Read More »Artist Interview: AJ Perdomo of The Dangerous Summer
I write about a ton of K-pop songs — often several a day. I have a pretty good memory for music, but there is definitely a subset of tracks I can’t recall weeks (or days… or even hours…) after hearing them. That category is growing… Read More »Song Review: WHIB – Kick It
I really wanted to love DXMON’s debut because their spiky red hair styling was too crazy to pass up, but both Burn Up and Spark felt like underdeveloped copies of better boy group tracks. This time, the spiky hair is gone but the eccentricities have… Read More »Song Review: DXMON – Girls, Love Boys, Love Girls
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 34 points as Oklahoma overcame a Dallas franchise playoff-record 13 blocks, rallying for a 100-96 victory to even their NBA Western Conference semi-final series at 2-2. Chet Holmgren and Lu Dort hit clutch three-pointers late on Monday night (Tuesday AEST), and Jalen… Read More »Giddey struggles but Shai shows the way for Thunder as late barrage sinks Mavericks
To get an understanding of the injury crisis unfolding at the NSW Waratahs, all you need to do is look at how far their latest recruit has come. Last week, Enrique Pieretto was finishing up his time with the Warriors in Glasgow. Now, having arrived… Read More »How an Argentine prop playing 10,000km away ended up taking an SOS to solve Tahs’ crisis