Azmyl Yunor
Azmyl Yunor is a touring underground recording artiste, and an academic in media and cultural studies. He has published articles on pop culture, subcultures and Malaysian cultural politics. He adheres to the three-chords-and-the-truth school of songwriting, and Woody Guthrie’s maxim “All you can write is what you see”. He is @azmyl on Twitter.
Life and how to live with deadlines
Romantic notions about the spark of creative genius often masks the reality of rushing to get work in on time.
Sticking it to The Man
Politicians continuing to marginalise heavy metal fans do so at their own risk.
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Singing to a different tune
Beyond the lovey-dovey stuff, some musicians make their opinions heard in song.
The lost art of work
While corporations seek to blend work, leisure and community, it is important to keep those things separated.
Agi idup, agi ngelaban
It's easy to get caught up in cynicism and disillusionment when you're stuck in an echo chamber.
The green, green grass of home
The underappreciated Malaysian front yard holds a variety of life improving possibilities.
