You have to see Dry Socket live. The Portland hardcore four-piece are a jaw-dropping whirlwind and their west coast tour that starts next week should already be enough news. But you lucky ducks get a bonus with an exclusive track from the band’s upcoming full-length… Read More »Track Premiere: Dry Socket – “Sorry For Your Loss”
I love Christmas – I always did. And I also love Christmas carols! I am fortunate enough to know a few foreign languages, so I could understand several Christmas songs. Out of the numerous carols out there, over the years I have my favourite Christmas… Read More »My favourite Christmas carols: the most beautiful Christmas songs
India are in total command of the one-off Test at Wankhede Stadium, racing to 1-98 at stumps on day after bowling Australia out for a modest 219. Smriti Mandhana (43no) looks in imperious touch, as did opening partner Shafali Verma (40) before she was trapped… Read More »Aussie women’s Test team in all sorts after a diabolical first day against India
World Cup-winning master blaster Glenn Maxwell has marvelled at Jake Fraser-McGurk, but the young gun’s scintillating half-century wasn’t enough to lift the Melbourne Renegades to their first win of the BBL season. Fraser-McGurk had fans ducking for cover at Marvel Stadium on Thursday night as… Read More »Melbourne Renegades waste a Fraser-McGurk lightshow as Brisbane Heat stroll to easy BBL win
Super League soccer has been revived after the European Union’s top court ruled governing bodies UEFA and FIFA had defied competition law by blocking the breakaway project. The ruling was welcomed by Real Madrid who, along with Barcelona, are leading the fight to form a… Read More »‘Football is free’: European Super League rises from the grave after court decision rocks FIFA, UEFA