Cafe de los Maestros: Review

Posted: 9 Mar 2010

Café de los Maestros Cultural Centre, Saturday March 6 Latin culture is somewhat of a rarity in Hong Kong, so the arrival of the Argentinean and Uruguayan ...

Album Reviews: Toe

Posted: 2 Mar 2010

Toe The Long Tomorrow When they came to Hong Kong in 2008, Tokyo four-piece instrumental rock band Toe gripped an almost-full house at Grappa's Cellar with their stupendous, percussively ...

Riz Farooqi of prominent hardcorers King Lychee set off a juicy topic of discussion on his Facebook profile the other day that had people spitting against ignorance. The man had posted ...

Maybe it's because he's released 26 albums (most of them hits) throughout his 30-year career. Maybe it's because his hybrid of Middle-Eastern pop and folk, flamenco, and American ...

Despite Eminem's success in the last decade, it's safe to say that the sight of a white rapper may still evoke a chuckle or two. But for Quebec-based rapper Samian, hip-hop is a way of life. ...

When it comes to tango, the dance usually gets all the attention. It's hard to avert your gaze from the sexually charged dance where two partners intimately move together with power ...

Since first appearing on the scene with their Gallagher brother posters last October, the lads behind Supersonic have come to embody the burgeoning ambition in our local scene. After ...

Metal Postcard Records' Sean Hocking takes us for a spin in our new pod, filled with the finest acts coming to Hong Kong, from the region, from the globe, and from the universe. Drop your ...

One of our leading musicians speaks to Mark Tjhung about rock, jazz and Cantopop, and mixing them all together It's easy to lose track of what Peter Scherr has been up to. As the bassist, ...

We've got a lot of China coming at you this fortnight, with a range of tracks from Hong Kong, Beijing, Shanghai, Lanzhou (and Chicago). But we're always after more. We're looking to spread ...