The lead-up to BABYMONSTER’s Sheesh has been an experience, to say the least. Every one of its teasers highlighted the same part of the song, with the girls sheeshing at us one by one over the course of what seemed like an eternity. The original… Read More »Song Review: BABYMONSTER – Sheesh
With the blessing of Rugby Australia, Wallabies coach Joe Schmidt will appoint controversial Australian cricketer David Warner as a leadership consultant, with an eye towards a home World Cup in four years’ time. Warner, who retired from Test cricket in January and is currently featuring… Read More »EXCLUSIVE: Schmidt to appoint David Warner as Wallabies leadership consultant
The debut title from orangutan matter, players can now dive into this studio’s narrative-driven puzzle platformer Unleaving on Steam. To create its world, the art of Unleaving combines different traditional styles and mediums. These include impressionist hand paintings that have been inspired by artists like… Read More »Unleaving Now Available
Bang Yongguk’s solo music can be hard to pin down. I often classify him as an artist who mixes rock and rap in evocative, moody ways. But then a song like Movimiento comes along. Bucking expectations, this track brings Yongguk to the dancefloor. A club… Read More »Song Review: Bang Yongguk – Movimiento
In connection with my desire to fully keep up with the J-pop industry, I’m planning to do a weekly round-up of any new releases that have caught my ear. Some of these may have been covered on the blog already, but my hope is that… Read More »New & Noteworthy J-pop of the Week (March 31, 2024)