Since the very early days of metal, Doro Pesch has been holding a candle among the greats, first with her band Warlock, and then later and still to this day as a solo artist. While almost everyone in the heyday of heavy metal is male,… Read More »Interview: Doro Pesch Reflects on Femme-Powered Career and Her Role in Classic Metal
The Boyz have recently started releasing music videos for unit tracks. Last summer’s Passion Fruit got one and now we have a stylish visual for Sunwoo and Eric’s hip-hop track Honey, originally released on the group’s November album. Apart from its excellent title track, that… Read More »Song Review: The Boyz (Sunwoo & Eric) – Honey
Alex de Minaur’s words are resonating with Rinky Hijikata, who wants to break through ceilings and “stick it to them” too. The 22-year-old literally rolled up his sleeves to become the third man into the Brisbane International quarter-finals. He edged Czech Tomas Machac 5-7 6-2… Read More »Rinky Hijikata holds his nerve to make it three Aussie men in the last eight at the Brisbane International
Over the years, the length between Jeong Sewoon’s comebacks has grown, making him more of a niche artist in K-pop. There was a time when his groovy pop sound consistently found its way onto my playlist, peaking with 2020’s addictive Say Yes. Since then, I’ve… Read More »Song Review: Jeong Sewoon – Quiz
Rafael Nadal yearns for more matches after firing another ominous warning to his Australian Open rivals with a ruthless Brisbane International victory over home-town favourite Jason Kubler. In just his second competitive outing after almost a year out of the game, Nadal cast sentiment aside… Read More »‘Means a lot to me’: Rafa demolishes hometown hero, sends warning to Aus Open rivals