Azim Idris (Milo Dinosaur) shares his thoughts on the pop-punk uprising in the Malaysian scene, shares some bands leading the way.
Azzief Khaliq talks to Tinariwen about their people, their music, and working in the Californian desert.
A weekend of non-stop rock music in a forest clearing in Cheras back in 1972: Azzief Khaliq takes a look the near-mythical Camp Semangat Woodstock and the moral panic that followed in its wake.
Hip hop platform Raising The Bar recently held their 6th anniversary at The Bee and Wknd correspondent Truf was there to see it go down.
As a follow up to our coverage of Raising The Bar’s 6th anniversary showcase, correspondent Truf sat down with Jin Hackman to relieve some curiosity about a few things.
Yuen looks at the notion of bands as families and the key similarities and differences between the two social constructs.
The Wknd Sessions’ boys and girls list down some of our favourite regional releases from 2016, including albums and EPs from Lust, Forests, Ali Aiman and Pitahati.
Azzief Khaliq went to Asian Meeting Festival Kuala Lumpur on the weekend. Here’s an attempt to try and write a review.
Azzief Khaliq offers up some thoughts about the whole romantic impulse present in recent Indonesian indie music ahead of the Payung Teduh show this weekend.
KL Experimental Film, Video & Music Festival (KLEX) director Kok Siew-Wai answers some questions of ours about the festival and the state of Malaysian experimental film and music.