Wolf Parade’s debut album, Apologies to the Queen Mary, is an indie rock classic. It is a testament to how creative, vital, and exciting the Continue Reading
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Fransancisco's "This Woman's Work" Cover Is Inspired By Heartache (premiere)
Kate Bush’s “This Woman’s Work” sets a soundtrack to the unthinkable, telling of a crisis in the midst of childbirth, as told from a father-to-be’s Continue Reading
These ‘Friends’ Co-Stars Watched the 2020 Emmys From Jennifer Aniston’s House
Fans were shocked at the mini-Friends reunion during the 2020 Emmys. The virtual awards show was held on Sunday (September 20) and to the delight Continue Reading
The 2020 Emmy Awards Were Given Out By Presenters Wearing Apocalyptic Tuxedo Hazmat Suits
The 2020 Emmys made the COVID-19 pandemic look just a little more classy thanks to… hazmat tuxedos. Trophy presenters at the awards show on Sunday Continue Reading
Lavender Release Joint Video For “Peppermint/Home:So Long”
Guitarist and beatmaker duo Adam Jackson and Oskar Rice fuse their love of Dilla and Bon Iver into lavender. Their deliciously soulful Spotify playlist riding Continue Reading
Ashley Tisdale Speaks Out About Her Pregnancy for the First Time, Reveals Struggles During First Trimester
Ashley Tisdale spoke about her pregnancy for the first time and revealed difficulties in her first trimester. The 35-year-old High School Musical star wrote about Continue Reading
Machine Gun Kelly Signed 13,000 Albums With Wrong Artwork
2020 is the year of pop-punk for Machine Gun Kelly, and his new album Tickets to My Downfall will be out a week from today on Sept. Continue Reading
Lady Gaga’s ‘911’ Music Video Is a Surreal, Cinematic Fever Dream: WATCH
Lady Gaga declares a pop emergency in her "911" music video. Gaga released the music video for her latest Chromatica single on Friday (September 18), though it's Continue Reading
'All In: The Fight for Democracy' Spotlights America's Current Voting Restrictions as Jim Crow 2.0
There’s no mistaking where the political loyalties of the makers behind All In: The Fight for Democracy lie. The documentary is ostensibly about voter suppression, Continue Reading
Tobin Sprout Goes Americana on 'Empty Horses'
Tobin Sprout is most widely known as a former member of the incessantly present indie rock act Guided By Voices. He’s been in and out Continue Reading
Lars and the Magic Mountain's "Invincible" Is a Shoegazey, Dreamy Delight (premiere)
Lars and the Magic Mountain is a new act formed by the Netherlands’ Lars Kroon of the band St. Tropez. The title of the new Continue Reading
The Dance of Male Forms in Denis' 'Beau travail'
Claire Denis’ masterwork of cinematic poetry Beau travail is not a traditional anti-imperialist film, but it is one of the most elemental. Set in the Continue Reading
The Cradle's 'Laughing in My Sleep' Is an Off-kilter Reflection of Musical Curiosity
The Cradle, the solo project of singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Paco Cathcart (Big Neck Police, Eyes of Love, Shimmer), has curated a thoughtfully multifarious album. His Continue Reading
Katy Perry Would Love To Work With Blackpink
Katy Perry has her eyes set on a Blackpink collaboration. The "Smile" singer spoke highly of the K-pop girl group during an interview with Thailand-based outlet The Standard. Continue Reading
Alexander Wren's "The Earth Is Flat" Wryly Looks at Lost Love (premiere + interview)
Alexander Wren’s precocious coming-up is well-documented, with the history of a wedding singer mother, a Hank Williams-loving father, and an older brother who worked in Continue Reading
Kanye West Posts Video of Himself Peeing on Grammy Award: Watch
Following a stream of tweets about his record label contracts with Universal Music Group, Kanye West shared a video showing what he truly thinks of Continue Reading
Lucky Idiot Share Debut Single “Mud”
Already familiar amongst these pages, Maxwell Byrne’s (Golden Vessel) latest project finds him teaming up with fellow Aussie artists Kalem Woo (Rei So La) and Continue Reading
Composer Ilan Eshkeri Discusses His Soundtrack for the 'Ghost of Tsushima' Game
Some composers know exactly what to look for in a project. From years of personal refinement and artistic cultivation, they understand precisely the opportunities that Continue Reading
Jordan Tice's "Bad Little Idea" Is a Satirical Spin on Dire Romance (premiere)
The free-wheeling Jordan Tice’s art basks in joyous spontaneity. For one as musically adept as him—Tice is best known for his work with progressive stringband Continue Reading
Love and Cinema: The Ruinous Lives in Żuławski's L'important c'est d'aimer
Exiled by his native Poland after his contentious films caused many clashes with the Polish government, filmmaker Andrzej Żuławski repaired to France where his career Continue Reading