‘Daniel Caesar’ to Bring Back His R&B Beats to Bangkok This December
BANGKOK — Will it be the “Best Part” of December? Canadian R&B singer Daniel Caesar will perform in Bangkok this December.
Govt Insists Images of Milan Anti-Prayuth Protest Are Fake
BANGKOK — The Thai government has insisted that there were no protests against junta leader and Prime Minister Gen. Prayuth during his visit to Italy, despite numerous international media reports and photographs that suggest otherwise.
Deadly Ferry Fire 'Unprecedented,' Says Krabi Governor
KRABI — The governor of Krabi province has vowed to increase safety procedures after a tourist ferry caught on fire yesterday, killing a 12-year-old Israeli girl.
Bangkok to Surf ‘The Internet’ Digital Era R&B Next Year
BANGKOK — Spawning from now-defunct hip-hop collective Odd Future Wolf Gang Kill Them All, comes The Internet.
116 Die in Songkran Traffic Accidents
BANGKOK — Threats to confiscate vehicles from motorists caught drunk have failed to stop road accidents occurring during Songkran this year.
The 16th World Wai Kru Muay Thai Ceremony Returns to Ayutthaya
AYUTTHAYA - The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT), in collaboration with Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province, the Ministry of Fine Arts, the Association of...
Bristol-Based Bass Music Pioneer to Blast Beats at Beam
Bristol based producer Anthony Williams made waves in the early 2000s dubstep scene releasing music under his Headhunter alias.
L.A. Alt-Pop Trio ‘LANY’ Coming to Bangkok in August
BANGKOK — A Los Angeles-based alternative pop electronic trio is coming to perform in Bangkok.
Jason Momoa Swims but ‘Aquaman’ Sinks
Superheroes who travel by sea horse never get any respect.
Since Paul Norris and Mort Weisinger first dreamed him up in 1941, Aquaman's fate has...
Travel Through ASEAN Soundscapes at Museum Siam
By Lisnaree Vichitsorasatra
Staff Reporter
BANGKOK — Take your eyes off the screen and open your ears to escape into another world that’s not so far away. Hear birds warble and chirp in a lush national park in coastal Cambodia. A master strikes notes from bamboo instruments on Borneo. Torrents of rain pound a village in the north of Vietnam.
Staff Reporter
BANGKOK — Take your eyes off the screen and open your ears to escape into another world that’s not so far away. Hear birds warble and chirp in a lush national park in coastal Cambodia. A master strikes notes from bamboo instruments on Borneo. Torrents of rain pound a village in the north of Vietnam.
