In the wake of Indonesia’s new vinyl record pressing plant
There have been times when the format was thought of as dead but later generations of music listeners have rekindled their interest in the vinyl.
Anindito Ariwandono
Dying light: Indonesian neon sign makers refuse to call it quits for now
Real neon signs are significantly more expensive in terms of production and operating costs, as they require more electricity.
No TikTok, no Twitter, no Facebook: Indonesians find peace through social media detoxing
The dopamine detox, also referred to as “dopamine fast”, has been all the rage since its introduction in 2019.
Online evil: Indonesia’s cyberbullying problem
In my primary school days, one of my classmates pushed me headfirst into the gutter as we lined up for our morning ceremony, the author writes.
Bandung collective strives for a more-sustainable music scene
The public’s willingness to pay for smaller concerts and micro shows is now steadily increasing, finally putting more on the plates of deserving independent artists and smaller…