Stars of the anthology film My Melbourne come out to celebrate their work and the festival’s incredible opening.
Amidst their breathless yet thrilling promotion period, we caught 82MAJOR for a deep dive on the mastery behind their music and identity as a group.
HITGS make their debut with the youthful EP “Things We Love : H,” trying to make their mark in the world of K-Pop.
After 20 years in the business, popular band sodagreen delight crowds in London for the first time ever.
&ASIAN managed to catch Wave The Earth for a few moments as the indie rock band gear up for the Europe leg of their tour.
The K-Pop group three-timer lays his soul bare on his most introspective endeavour yet.
An unconventional yet adored usage of Farsi sparks conversations about when cultural influence is done right.
Playwright Amy Ng and director Katie Posner bring to life the story of Jiang Qing, Chairman Mao’s fourth wife and the architect of the cultural revolution, and Sun Weishi, China’s first female theatre director. Here is why it’s worth checking out.
The Craft of Carpentry: Drawing Life from Japan’s Forests exhibits the precious connection between the archipelago and its trees.
After two decades as one of the best known indie bands in Mandopop, the prolific sodagreen chats to &ASIAN about their long career ahead of their first ever concert in the UK.
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