The London-based quartet have revived early ‘90s pop from the likes of Pavement, Sonic Youth and Dinosaur Jr. through gems like “The Wall” and “Holing Out” from their self-titled debut last year. Patrick Benjamin chats to guitarist Max Bloom before the group’s Laneway debut.

The acclaimed Dutch trance music maestro chats with Terry Ong about fast cars and going nowhere fast (the guy doesn’t dance, apparently—but makes sure you do) before his Avalon set this weekend.

The talented TV host, writer and MC-for-hire talks to Terry Ong about her life and philosophies beyond the limelight.

Following the success of his debut dance album We Can’t Fly in 2010, the funky Vito De Luca a.k.a. Aeroplane is in demand for his always groovy French House and Balearic music drops that have moved the floors from Europe to the US, and now Asia. He takes five with Terry Ong.

One of the best rock and blues bands in town, Heritage has been rocking the scene since the release of their debut 1979 self-produced album. Ahead of their gig at Esplanade, Charles Chia catches up with the band.

Main man behind Pangaea's Boudoir Bash chats with Patrick Benjamin about the finer art of fronting a party.

Director and head trainer of CrossFit Singapore Kevin Lim says no pain, no gain. And the harder the better.

Dating duo Madeline Follin and Brian Oblivion met in 2009 and started making music to combat boredom. Little did they know that their ‘60s inspired girl group power pop paired with lo-fi sensibilities would catch on with the hipster brigade. They give Patrick Benjamin a glimpse to their musical world.

You know him as Vernon A from the hit radio program The Muttons. He chats to Terry Ong about finding humor everywhere—even on the toilet.

In his archival project of 1,001 photographs of empty places islandwide for Calendars 2020-2096, the much lauded local contemporary artist, manipulates traditional notions of time and space as well as national narrative. He elucidates further to Patrick Benjamin.