Music

F*ck Buttons: Truncated Noise

UK noise duo F*ck Buttons hasn’t released a new song since their 2009 album Tarot Sport. It’s only recently that they announced Slow Focus. Considering how long it took them to carefully craft their third album, this is probably a follow-up record with the most apt name we’ve heard. Previewing the 7-track album, Andrew Hung […]

Interview

Empire of the Sun: Post-Glam Raconteurs

JUICE took a bit of Nick of Empire of the Sun’s time and discussed the waning myth of pop and rock stars, the band’s cinematic eye for a medium that rouses our hearing, and the destructive potential of pop music.

News

Phase 2 Announcement of 1WMF: Moby and Snoop Dogg

Moby and Snoop Dogg (aka Snoop Lion) have been added to their lineup!

Review

Baths: Obsidian

Obsidian is a potent electronic album that continued its predecessor’s approach to the genre.

Contests

Life is Shorts Contest with Gap: Life is Too Short to Wear Boring Clothes

JUICE doesn’t know who to source the quote above from, but follow that maxim and you might just win Gap cash vouchers worth RM300 and be featured on our magazine! Just take a photo of yourself in your favourite pair of Gap shorts and put it up on Instagram, and then use the hashtags #gapmalaysia and […]

Reports

What Went Down: The Used Live in KL @ KL Live

An amazing experience for their diehard fans as The Used performed hits from all of their previous and current records.

Gallery

The Used Live in KL @ KL Live

Rockaway 2011’s biggest headliner act, The Used made a highly anticipated return to KL, this time on the stage of KL Live.

Interview

Upfront with Adrian Yap

We’re no stranger to the works of Adrian Yap, co-founder and chief executive of Freeform (hint: Urbanscapes!) and co-owner of The Bee. Adrian’s passion for youth events is the rocket fuel behind many of his projects, and now with The Bee, the Upfront concert series is his new brainchild.

Interview

Blur: Britpop Stasis

“I hope [Britrock isn’t coming back] because I think people have a different view of what it actually was. I don’t think it was a great celebration of British music.” – Graham Coxon

Bars

Laundry

Laundry, revamped.