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Ken Chua would no longer go underground unless the notorious Martial Law II is declared. He is partly convinced that all his pent-up thoughts are spilled in this account.
Read about how he tackles the miss(ed)adventures of a city kid, the life of a schoolboy, and how he (hopefully) overcomes the shadow of mediocrity. There's more - haircuts and bags, food, books, music and movies and ~~sex~~! Filled with stories of raves and misery, the author doesn't guarantee his articles are a great entertainment read. After all, he isn't just any two-dimensional fictional character. :-)

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"Here, Here and Here", Meg and Dia
Monday, April 20, 2009 8:05 PM / top

Meg and Dia still covers the same territory on their third debut, though now they added a new funky/country vibe, extending beyond the comfy shadows of a child's closetThe vocals drawl much like a child's ramblings; the lyrics, much like from some lost girl's diary.

Laid back notes on the grounds of innocence, bits and pieces of small talks, this album came just in time for your summer isolation. Hook this up on a sunny (and rainy!) road trip (Check out I'm Going Away, The Last Great Star in Hollywood, Hug Me, What If), on a lazy day (Are There Giants Too, In The Dance?, Agree to Disagree), or simply on an idle night (Kiss You Goodnight, Fighting For Nothing, Here, Here and Here, Bored Of Your Love). Need a dose of emo? Don't miss "Inside My Head".
This time, the band has a high probability of hitting mainstream and their songs will surely mark, as Mozart pointed out "here, here and here," 'in your heart and mind and ears'!

Labels: band, childish vocals, country, emo, female front, indie, ken chua, meg and dia, music, rock, twins

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