Music
ENHYPEN’s princely return with Dark Blood falls short of anticipation
While their concept has finally relished what listeners have yearned for the longest, ENHYPEN’s new album doesn’t quite match up to the untold promises it made before its release.
Ten years later, Daft Punk’s “Random Access Memories” is officially a modern classic
This month marks 10 years of the legendary album.
Music / Lana Del Rey’s “Did You Know That There’s a Tunnel Under Ocean Blvd” embodies vulnerable self-reflection
Lana Del Rey's new album isn't all that was expected from it, but it also provides a lot of surprises.
Jisoo is in full bloom with solo debut album “ME”
The album manages to showcase Jisoo's genius as a soloist.
17 years of Oniket Prantor – Bangladesh’s definitive rock anthem
It’s been 17 years of 16 minutes 21 seconds.
Miley Cyrus captures L.A. vibes in “Endless Summer Vacation”
Endless Summer Vacation seems to signal the end of Cyrus’ experimental era and establish herself in a sound that is unmistakably hers.
TWICE is “Ready To Be” Set Free with new mini album
The album manages to stand its ground amongst all other releases for being another consistently enjoyable album from the group.
Can lo-fi music actually help you study?
Lo-fi videos claim to have solved a timeless question: how to improve your grades easily. And like a moth to a flame, hordes of students have flocked towards music’s holy grail.
Bob Dylan at 80: Forget about today until tomorrow
The legendary singer-songwriter made songs a part of literature.
The story of jazz in Bangladesh
While there is a constant growth within the cultural sector, the jazz scene in specific is currently experiencing a rapid growth of its audience base within the cities as well internationally.
EIDA: A new name in the Bangladeshi pop scene
Sakib Manzur Zihan (lead guitar), Hassan Munhamanna (song-writing, vocals), M Samiul Haque (guitar, vocals), and Mohammad Raian Mahbub Rasha (drums, production), have all been doing metal or rock music for the most part of their musical careers.
Into the realm of Japanese indie music
As opposed to the staggering popularity of anime and weird commercials, Japan has a fairly active indie music scene. While some of the artists might still be hard to access outside of Japan, artists that don't really abide by the conventions of major music labels have started to welcome the global audience.
The different processes of creation
Even though creativity seeps into nearly every facet of life, one of the most prominent yet abstract pillars of it would be creating music. Music itself is not a tangible form of art and yet it impacts so many of us deeply.
Discovering music
One of the laziest arguments on the internet, often followed by a humble request to like the opinion, would be “Real music is dead”, which can be found under any average music video of an early 2000s post-grunge song.
Everything wrong with music elitism
Music elitism is basically the practice of viewing all forms of music that doesn't match one's taste as inferior and having a negative judgmental attitude towards people who are into the kind of music one doesn't like.
Jazz Night with Imran Ahmed Trio
On October 11, 2018, Dhanmondi's 3rd Space was the venue for Jazz Night, with performances by Imran Ahmed Trio, with an opening act by students of Imran Ahmed.
Attic unveils music video for Echoes in Your Attic
On August 31, 2018 “Attic: INTO the VOID” took place at Jatra Biroti, marking their second full-house show at the venue. This show was special for those who attended because the premise of the show was the unveiling of the upcoming music video for their unreleased single, “Echoes in Your Attic”.
