Music

LISTEN: JAIE Opens Up In A Sultry Love Letter Called ‘honest oceans’

Finding sanctuary in another person during tumultuous times.

Review

Tokyo Idols Uncovers the Urban Loneliness Surrounding Life in Modern Japan

Far from being a sensationalised piece, Kyoko Miyake’s film is at once inquisitive and self-reflective on the rise of idol girls and the middleaged men who dedicate their lives to them.

Design

Kanye West’s Life of Pablo Merch is Nominated for World’s Best Design Award

He’s up against Nike, Levi’s and Google, the Pussyhat Project, and more.

Design

re:cover is Interpreting Classic Local Albums Through a Modern Lens

These Malaysian albums are getting the 2017 treatment, and it’s all going towards a worthy cause to keep local music alive.

JUICE Curates

Ed Dix & Slutski’s B2B Dictatorship Promo Mix is 2 Hours’ Worth of Dancefloor Eclecticism

As good as a post-club comedown as it is to get down to on the dancefloor.

Hanger

How Pop Culture Breathed New Life into the Cheongsam

As Merdeka Day draws closer, it’s time to read up on the pop culture history surrounding one of our national costumes.

Interview

Dream Daddy: A Dad Dating Simulator Delivers a Delightful Dad Experience for All

Hi, wholesome dating simulator games. I’m Dad.

Review

The Dark Tower Is The Movie Everybody Wants, But Nobody Needs

It might just even be the magic bullet that puts Sony Pictures out of its own misery.

Review

Pastel Lite’s Balada is a Labour of Indie Electronic Love

The Kuala Lumpur-based duo are here to provide the tunes for everything from chilled out weekends to balmy festival nights.

Pop Culture

The Film Industry’s Worst Movies – So Bad They’re Good, or Just Bad?

From cult classics to absolute stinkers, we rank the films you’d get if you scraped the bottom of the barrel.