On Friday, April 12, Columbus death metal deviants Sanguisugabogg and Philly grindforce Bandit will splatter Brooklyn Bowl Philadelphia — which is right next door to the Fillmore Philly — with their own Official Metal & Beer Fest After Party (kicking off at 11pm), presented by our good… Read More »SANGUISUGABOGG and BANDIT Announced for Metal & Beer Fest Philly After Party on April 12!!
Sometimes, it is hard to know where the band begins and where the bit ends with Mush. For those who were enmeshed during the peak of Chicago’s emo revival (2008-2016), a lot of the faces look familiar. Drummer Andy Hendricks is in Annabel. Jinno Redovan… Read More »Video Premiere: Mush-“I Was Confused”
In a period without many new K-pop releases, a few Japanese tracks from Korean artists are picking up the slack. First up is Yena’s DNA. Though it’s not her first foray into the J-pop market, this is the first original single she’s promoting there. Her… Read More »Song Review: Yena – DNA
Brendon McCullum has credited the inspirational leadership and “total conviction” of Ben Stokes for giving England a fighting chance of leaving India with a series win. The score is tied at 1-1 after two gripping Tests in Hyderabad and Visakhapatnam, giving England a shot at… Read More »England’s bazball boss hails captain Ben Stokes’ ‘total conviction’ and leadership of young guns as India series takes a breath
Collingwood chief executive Craig Kelly has slammed “sensationalist” reporting around Magpies defender Nathan Murphy returning to football after another concussion. Murphy, 24, was cleared to continue his AFL career after suffering his most recent concussion during the Magpies’ grand final win last September. The premiership… Read More »Magpies chief hints at concussion lawsuit waivers to protect AFL club directors – right after teeing off on ‘sensationalist’ media coverage of key defender