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2021 Super Bowl Commercials: See the Best Star-Studded, Viral Ads This Year
Every year, American football fans around the globe pile onto their couches with some cold drinks and hot wings to watch the annual Super Bowl, Continue Reading
Skullcrusher Reveals Single & Video For “Song For Nick Drake”
I’ve been pretty obsessed with Skullcrusher (Helen Ballentine) over the last few months and her latest offering continues that flame. On the dreamy Song For Continue Reading
25 Most Unforgettable Super Bowl Halftime Show Moments Ever
Aside from heart-stopping football plays, the Super Bowl has delivered some of the most iconic moments in music history. In the early days of the Continue Reading
Pearl Charles Embraces Her Influences on 'Magic Mirror'
Pearl Charles spends much of her second album Magic Mirror thinking about who she is, refining her introspection even as she finds ways to reach Continue Reading
'Little Fish' Director on Love and Loss During Pandemic
Director Chad Hartigan’s fourth feature Little Fish (2020), adapted by Mattson Tomlin from a short story by Aja Gabel, is a science-fiction romance that frighteningly Continue Reading
What Was So Great About the Clash?
We all know that the Clash (1976-1983) wear the halo of eternal coolness. History has been very kind to them. What is the big deal, Continue Reading
'Share the Wealth' Balances Nels Cline's Interest in Tradition and Exploration
Guitarist Nels Cline has released his third album for jazz’s Cadillac label, Blue Note. In a sense, though, it is his first Nels Cline recording Continue Reading
Between the Grooves: Elvis Costello – 'This Year's Model'
Discovering Elvis Costello was probably the sole highlight of my strange and turbulent sophomore year of high school. It probably would have been runner-up had Continue Reading
Martin Scorsese's 'The Irishman' and the Gangster's Reimagined Soul
Age and time have irrevocably shaped Martin Scorsese’s crime films. The veteran director has become synonymous with his trademark explosive, violent, high-energy gangster films like Continue Reading
Black Country, New Road's Debut Sets a New Benchmark for Experimental Rock
Black Country, Road Road’s debut, For the First Time, is a frenetic culture clash. The influences that made this album sprawl across the globe and Continue Reading
Bebe Rexha Responds to ‘Messed Up’ Tweets Claiming She Died
Bebe Rexha was shocked to learn that someone created a rumor that she died. On Tuesday (February 2), the "In the Name of Love" singer Continue Reading
Bobcat Rob & The Nightly Howl Shares “Popcorn Lung”
Bobcat Rob & The Nightly Howl might be my spirit animal if Popcorn Lung is anything to go by, minus the whole popcorn lung part. Laidback Continue Reading
The Guilty Pleasure of Summers' Monstrous 'A Certain Hunger'
“People tend to think,” narrates Dorothy Daniels, who we learn early on is in prison for murder and more, “that the most natural stories begin Continue Reading
12 Compositions to Introduce You to Classical Music Post-1950
1. Alfred Schnittke – “Collected Songs Where Every Verse Is Filled with Grief” arr. the Kronos Quartet (1997) Alfred Schnittke’s most famous piece is probably Continue Reading
'Relic' Director Natalie Erika James on Our Relatable Anxieties
In Relic (2020), Kay (Emily Mortimer) accompanied by her daughter Sam (Bella Heathcote), rushes to the family’s decaying country home after her mother, Edna (Robyn Continue Reading
Rod Abernethy Says 'Normal Isn't Normal Anymore'
As the hoary saying goes, old folkies never die, they just keep on playing the same song over and over again. At 67 years old, Continue Reading
Hilma af Klint's Art Gives Shape to the Things We Cannot See
In this significant collection of essays and illustrations, curator Milena Høgsberg marvels at the reception to Hilma af Klint’s work at the 2020 exhibition at Continue Reading
'Somewhere Between' Is an Irresistible Dive Into '80s Japanese Pop
Over the last couple of years, Light in the Attic – a reissue label responsible for lavishly reviving the catalogs of artists as disparate as Continue Reading
Caroline Shaw Dissects Shape-Note Hymns, Water, and Heaven on 'Narrow Sea'
Caroline Shaw is a composer whose approach redefines the term “multifaceted”. The North Carolina native received the Pulitzer Prize for Music in 2013 for her Continue Reading