Is Sound Therapy Just a Fad or a New Evolution?
In an age where the need for therapy is greater than ever before, can sound therapy make the jump into the mainstream—or has it already arrived?
Experiences
Dive into adventures that reveal the world in extraordinary ways. Also, confront encounters beyond the usual or familiar.
The Legend and History of Glastonbury Festival
Ahead of its return in 2022, we're exploring why Glastonbury has become so legendary. Discover the history and ethos that makes it one of a kind.
A Welcoming Sound of Hope
As restrictions are eased in many parts of the world, many look forward to lion dance performances during the Lunar New Year.
Investigating the Curious Sound Properties of Snow
Have you ever wondered why it seems so peaceful after a night of heavy snow? We find out the reason why and explore the best spots to enjoy the therapeutic serenity that the winter season brings.
Does Owning Physical Things Even Meta Anymore?
Want to go from barely owning physical things to never owning anything anymore in the metaverse? Any takers?
Alternative Christmas Songs To Play This Festive Season
A round-up of Christmas tracks that aren’t being played to death at your local shopping mall.
The Shock & Horror Factor Of “Haunted Houses”
Halloween and “haunted houses” are a much-loved tradition, but what makes them so irresistible to fear-chasers that they are willing to pay to be scared?
6 Reasons Why Coachella Became The Greatest Music Festival In The World
After a three-year hiatus, Coachella 2022 is set to make a great comeback. Read on to see why it’s known as the greatest music festival in the world.
These Are The Best Art And Culture Exhibits Around The World Right Now
From interactive art shows to museum openings, here’s a guide to some of the most exciting art happenings taking place in the world’s best galleries.
The Beauty Of Biomusic: Musicality In All Its Forms
Music exists in many ways. What is perceived as music differs from individual to individual, and sometimes, no human touch is required at all. Science has dubbed this type of sound as “biomusic”.