Though The Bias List is first and foremost a K-pop review blog, each month I spotlight a handful of “global pop” tracks that have been on my playlist. This culminates in a countdown of my favorite forty tracks of 2023. This year, I’m doing things… Read More »The Top 40 Pop Songs of 2023 (40-21)
Hailing from down the street (from where I live, anyway) come punkers Hellbent with their rowdy and raucous style of hoser hardcore. Self-described as “the smokiest band in the game,” Hellbent are fiercely DIY having extensively gigged and toured across our home and native land… Read More »Canadians Saluting Canadians: Hellbent Pay Homage to the Day-Glo Abortions
2023 was quite the year for our photo team. Covering over 60 shows across all different venues, and nearly 100+ bands, our photographers kept busy. It is always a treat to see the diversity in their music taste, style, and development. Just picking 3 photos… Read More »Best Photos of 2023
Still smarting from the loss of former head coach Ross Aloisi, Brisbane Roar went down 8-1 to Melbourne City at AAMI Park on Thursday night, a defeat described as “probably the worst performance we’ve ever had since I’ve been at the club” by Roar midfielder… Read More »‘Worst performance since I’ve been at the club’: Roar concede EIGHT in embarrassing loss to City
It’s a dangerous game to offer even the lightest criticism towards Mitchell Marsh at the moment – especially after his latest rescue act to pull Australia out of a serious jam in the second innings at the MCG. The affable Western Australian’s popularity has come… Read More »COMMENT: Can we please stop rewriting history about Mitch Marsh just because everyone loves him now?