On the edge of Hanoi’s old quarter sits the Hanoi Opera House. A relic of French colonialism and an architectural beauty, it presents and accomplishes a perfect draw for tourists — but locals know better. They know what’s behind it.
Category: Music
Angel Olsen’s Phases: It’s Anything but Singular
Entering the mind of Olsen is entering the eye of the storm, your Peqoud breached with leaks in the midst of a heavy storm, a mad commander slipping to madness. Will I find the fire she burns, amidst the stormy channels, where no witness is meant to stand?
Flow Eternal: Nujabes and the Fruition of Hip-Hop Culture in Japan
From the moment Jun Seba, popularly known by his musical moniker Nujabes, delved into his first Herbie Hancock vinyl, to … More
Turn On the Bright Lights: Shedding Light On A City In Crisis
The early 2000’s were incredible years for music as a movement from an otherwise stagnate interphase between changing dynamics in punk culture, as well as the beginning of indie rock as its own solidified genre.
Guide to the Gorillaz: The revolutionary destruction of genre
An album by general consensus is a collection of songs an artist or artists pulling together a variety of instruments, … More
