It sometimes seems that loneliness has never been quite so visible. The experience of social isolation during the COVID-19 pandemic continues to trigger discussion around Continue Reading
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GS Sultan's 'Music for a Living Water' Is a Meditative Love Letter to Liquid
Electronic music has its share of detractors, and many of them complain that the format is overly cold and clinical. Some composers, like GS Sultan, Continue Reading
The 12 Best Brian Wilson Songs
12. “Surf City” from Surf City and Other Swingin’ Cities (1963) Written by Brian Wilson and Jan Berry The Beach Boys were the first band to give Continue Reading
One Direction 10-Year Anniversary Plans Announced: Report
One Direction fans will reportedly be treated to exclusive content to honor the band's upcoming tenth anniversary, according to an announcement made Wednesday (July 15) by Simon Continue Reading
Johnny Depp Told Amber Heard Not to Do Nude Scenes If She Wanted to Be Taken Seriously
As Johnny Depp and Amber Heard's legal battle rages on, new details about their relationship are being revealed, including the fact that the actor was Continue Reading
‘Glee’ Cast Members Gather at Lake Where Naya Rivera Died
Naya Rivera's Glee co-stars paid tribute to the star at Lake Piru where Rivera died earlier today. Fans and journalists took screenshots from a news Continue Reading
GOD's 'God IV – Revelation' Is a Towering Feat of Theologically-Tinged Prog Metal (album stream)
For the past several years, GOD has existed as one of the most cryptic and fascinating instrumental projects in modern progressive/black metal. Virtually nothing has Continue Reading
Learning to Take a Picture: An Interview With Inara George
Inara George’s The Youth of Angst isn’t an EP, and it’s not an album. It’s a collection of three songs that the singer-songwriter has dubbed Continue Reading
Parable Pandemics: Octavia E. Butler and Racialized Labor
Lauren Oya Olamina grew up behind a massive wall. Yet, in her dreams, she is teaching herself to fly. Among the many literary works which Continue Reading
Naya Rivera Could Have Hit Her Head While Diving Into Lake: Report
Authorities released new potential theories of what happened to Naya Rivera. Search and rescue diver Robert Inglis, who has been involved in Rivera’s recovery mission, told Continue Reading
Considering the Legacy of Deerhoof with Greg Saunier
“It is possible that I will be ejected from Deerhoof for saying this,” Deerhoof’s Greg Saunier tells us. “And if that happens I will certainly Continue Reading
100 gecs Remix Debut with Help From Fall Out Boy, Charli XCX and More
Where do you start with 100 gecs? Their brand of scary but cute, low-fi, noise rock, glitch electronica has to be heard to be believed. Continue Reading
Joshua Ray Walker Is 'Glad You Made It'
Texas singer-songwriter Joshua Ray Walker presents the myths we tell ourselves. Life is good. Love lasts forever. We are all heroes. And then he exposes Continue Reading
Naya Rivera’s Final Social Media Post Referenced an Eminem Song About a Mother Killed at a Lake
Naya Rivera's final social media post, published just a day before she disappeared, appears to reference an Eminem song about a mother who is killed Continue Reading
Eddy Lee Ryder Gets Lonely and Defiant with "Expected to Fly" (premiere)
Eddy Lee Ryder’s new single, “Expected to Fly”, from the EP of the same name, is reminiscent of Stevie Nicks at her most dramatic and Continue Reading
Netflix Cancels ‘Chilling Adventures of Sabrina,’ Will Conclude With Part 4
Netflix has canceled the Chilling Adventures of Sabrina. The streaming giant announced the show's conclusion on Wednesday (July 8). The spooky drama will conclude with Continue Reading
Punk Rock's WiiRMZ Rage at the Dying of the Light on 'Faster Cheaper'
The joyfully bombastic quartet WiiRMZ hail from the same city that defined (and arguably invented) post-rock in the 1990s with bands such as Slint and Continue Reading
'Dancing After TEN' Graphic Memoir Will Move You
I’m always intrigued when I see two authors listed on a graphic memoir. I know what that usually means for a graphic novel: the first Continue Reading
Counterbalance 23: Bob Dylan – 'Blood on the Tracks'
Klinger: All right, Mendelsohn, I know that in the past you’ve been somewhat, shall we say, lukewarm to our man Bob Dylan here. I’ve just Continue Reading
The World Comes to Johannesburg on Phenomenal Collaboration 'Keleketla!'
In Sepedi, one of South Africa’s 11 official languages, “keleketla” is a phrase that refers to a response, often one given to a storyteller’s traditional Continue Reading