Author: Valerie Yuam
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Why Axel Brizzy Signed to a Music Label After 10 Years Independent
For over a decade, Axel Brizzy built his music career in Singapore entirely on his own — no management, no label, no safety net. Here, he opens up about why he chose to sign with PARKA now, and what it really means to grow as an artist in a saturated industry.
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Of Masks & Ciphers: Cenobia, The Mysterious Metal Newcomer
FEATURE: Cenobia, hailing from Australia, is the latest to join the growing slate of lore-heavy masked Metal acts. This mysterious chanteuse is building a community of followers through cryptic ciphers on social media and music backed by a compelling damsel-to-deity narrative.
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TSUKIYAKI Lied Its Way Into the Spotlight. Here’s the Truth.
FEATURE: TSUKIYAKI, a “J-Rock-ish” band based in Singapore, staged an elaborate lie on social media to promote its eponymous debut EP. In this interview, the band discussed the punchy marketing campaign it employed, its sonic identity, and its vision for the future.
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3 Queens, 1 Anthem: How ‘End of You’ Shatters Metal’s Glass Ceiling
TRACK REVIEW: Amy Lee (Evanescence), Poppy, and Courtney LaPlante (Spiritbox) take back their voices and signals hope for women in Metal with their collaborative single, ‘End of You’.
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Bad Omens Examines Love & Loss in ‘Specter’
TRACK REVIEW: Bad Omens heralds its new era with its latest offering ‘Specter’, a haunting ode to love, loss, and outliving those that one once held dear.
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