Two Countries, One Cistern

Tales from the underbellies of Bangkok, Hong Kong and beyond

Saturday, 1 October 2011

Musical interlude

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Here's a little thing I threw together ... funky house and breakbeat, with some new tunes and some classics http://soundcloud.com/djlo...
Sunday, 25 September 2011

Trout masks and beef hearts

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The South China Morning Post has come up with an excellent wheeze for its Sunday pages: a column called Rewind, in which a classic movie, a...
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Monday, 19 September 2011

Moby Dork and his excellent whaling misadventures

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MOBY STICK: POLE-VAULTING IS FOR WIMPS Photo: Palani Mohan Sometimes you get to live out your dreams. I adore this kind of story, a no-...
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Tuesday, 13 September 2011

God is a DJ

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Midday, Sunday. Maybe a year on from my first rave party. I’m slumped in an overstuffed, ratty couch in Hayden’s living room. Hayden is Hon...
Monday, 29 August 2011

Sorted for E's and whizz on Planet Neptunes

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Britain's famed, filmed and fantastically infamous Summer of Love strikes in 1988, centered on the legendary Hacienda Club in Manchester...
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Sunday, 28 August 2011

Confessions of a mullet head

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In rap lyrics and as fodder for stand up comics, and from serious academic studies to spoof movies to society's swankiest salons, the mu...
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Friday, 19 August 2011

Not the World of Suzie Wong

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Wan Chai is Hong Kong's black hole. I don't mean in the Calcutta sense, a Kafka-esque penal colony where broken people do their pen...
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