The biggest change in the NRL over the 26 years of its existence has come on the field – but it hasn’t been rule changes, transfers or tactics. It’s who is playing the game. When the NRL was formed in 1998, the league was largely… Read More »‘They need to know why it’s important’: How Izack Tago rediscovered his name – and his culture
After a successful release for the PC last year, the world of BUCK’s Let’s! Revolution! is set to release on consoles April 11. Inspired by Minesweeper, this title features board-game-inspired mechanics that let players control one of six different heroes. For instance, Shadow utilizes Smoke… Read More »Let’s! Revolution! Coming to Consoles April 11
South Sydney’s current team is starting to look a lot like North Sydney in the 1990s. No, they’re not going to be kicked out of the competition (again) in a few years time. They have the appearance of a team that went oh so close… Read More »Too much to Bear: Danger signs emerge as Rabbitohs start to unravel after years of near-misses
Andorran extreme metal unit Persefone have been hacking it out for over two decades in the underground, developing a musical identity somewhere between progressive and melodic death metal. They recently welcomed vocalist Daniel R. Flys into the mix, one of the only lineup changes in the band’s… Read More »Interview: Persefone Discuss New EP, Lingua Ignota: Part I
Apink’s Kim Nam Joo made her solo debut in 2020 but hasn’t released new material since then. Sticking with the monosyllabic b-word pattern of past track Bird, she’s returned with new single Bad. It’s a mix of blazing potential and crushing frustration. When it comes… Read More »Song Review: Kim Nam Joo (Apink) – Bad