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Editor's Note
Published on 19/05/2016
» Showing all over Thailand this week is an exciting new drama, Back to School, a not-awaited sequel to the smash hit Summer Holiday.
Time for Apartment Khunpa
Tatat Bunnag, Published on 12/05/2016
» Fans of Bangkok's beloved indie rockers Apartment Khunpa are happy that the band finally released their first album in six years, Raksaniyom, in March. This was followed by their latest single “Nalika Sai (Hourglass).” The band is well-known for their honest and direct lyrics which cover philosophy, modern society, nightlife and even politics.
Girl power
Suwitcha Chaiyong, Published on 09/05/2016
» The girl group GAIA created a buzz when it was formed in 2013. Its 25-year-old singer, Jutamas Wichai (Joy), was already known by K-pop fans because she joined GAIA after leaving the Korean group Rania. Following the singles “Audition Lueak Dai (Audition),” “Love Potion” and “Rak Thoe Tae Thoe Mai Roo (Unrequited Love),” GAIA recently released the dance song, “Love Me Please.”
Summer scenes
Tatat Bunnag, Published on 19/04/2016
» The Songkran Festival has just passed, but the long hot summer will still be with us for a while in the Land of Smiles. Along with the stifling heat, summer usually means school holidays and plenty of parties.
Editor's Note
Published on 08/04/2016
» I'm not a big fan of shopping malls as a general rule. In fact, I can't really stand them and generally only visit them when it's absolutely necessary. Bangkok is a city that seems to be becoming overrun by shopping malls, most of which have pretty much the same shops selling pretty much the same stuff, as well as restaurants churning out the same bland, generic food. I can understand why on weekends many people like to hang out in cool, air-con controlled malls to escape the oppressive heat, humidity and pollution outside, but I always start to feel tired, anxious and bored after a few minutes in that kind of sterilised shopping environment.