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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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The Weekend: Friday, Forever the Sickest Kids
Thursday, December 24, 2009 8:23 PM / top

Not a big fan of FTSK, didn't much liked their debut album. But this EP proved me wrong. All tracks are bouncy, though Hip Hop Chick is well..too hippie for my taste. Show that inter-galactic groove as Hawkbot hits the club where guys doing head spins and girls doing robots (or was it spies for the redskins and squirrels sporting mohawks?). Let's dance to the robots rrrraaaawwrr!
Kewl EP. FTSK did a great release, grabbing the opportunity while they're still in the limelight.

Labels: band, bouncy, feature, FTSK, ken chua, music, pop, review

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