Azzief Khaliq talks to DJ Goldierocks, host of The Selector, about The Selector, travelling, and what’s going on in the UK’s underground music scene.
Gembira Putra Agam presents a personal take on Indonesia’s underground dance music scene, past and present.
Our editor reflects on Can’s mysterious and seemingly-unknowable Malaysian vocalist, Thaiga Raj Raja Ratnam.
Yuen offers up his two cents about punk, authenticity, and the twin controversies of Homophobic Malaya and The Rejection.
You may know of Tiramisu, but what about NADA? James Rivers sent an email over to the Singaporean duo to try and shed some light on the mysterious project.
The final part of our interview with Sublime Frequencies’ Mark Gergis discusses research, collecting and some miscellaneous topics, including his plans and hopes for the future.
Our interview with Sublime Frequencies’ Mark Gergis continues with the third part, where we talk to Mark about ethics, privilege and psychedelia. Part three of four.
Sublime Frequencies’ Mark Gergis talks to our editor and offers his thoughts on world music and shares some interesting anecdotes from his time researching and compiling compilations for Sublime Frequencies. Part two of four.
Our editor Azzief Khaliq sat down with Sublime Frequencies’ Mark Gergis to talk about the label, ethics, notions of otherness and psychedelia and much more besides. Part one of four.
ZH Liew reflects on the shidaiqu, the “songs of the era” that originated in 1920s Shanghai, and on memory, history and transmission.