Good Burger 2
In the wake of its original film debut over 25 years ago, Nickelodeon stoked the fires of nostalgia with the release of “Good Burger 2” on Paramount+. Kenan Thompson returns […]
Interview with Late Night Drive Home: “We’re Crafting Our Own Soundtrack for Midnight Drives”
Interviewer: It’s a warm morning in El Paso, and the indie band Late Night Drive Home is on the brink of their biggest shows yet. With a European tour on
Envy Announces Eighth Album Eunoia with Powerful Single “Beyond The Raindrops”
The acclaimed Japanese post-rock, hardcore, and shoegaze band Envy is set to release their eighth studio album, Eunoia, in October. This upcoming album marks a significant follow-up to their 2022
SWiiMS Unveils New Video “Fade Days,” Prepares for LP Release “Into the Blue Night”
Toronto-based band SWiiMS continues to captivate audiences with their latest music video, “Fade Days,” a visual narrative rich with themes of love and loss. Directed by bassist and vocalist Cian
Dummy’s New Single “Nine Clean Nails” and the Evolution of Their Sound in Free Energy
Los Angeles-based band Dummy is gearing up for the release of their latest album, Free Energy. Known for their spacey, motorik-infused rock, Dummy has captured attention with their distinctive blend
Acid City Nuns: A Sonic Rebellion Against the Pixelated World
In the kaleidoscopic universe of music, Acid City Nuns stands out as a beacon of discontent and awakening. This band, the brainchild of a self-taught guitarist and multi-instrumentalist, uses music
Mitski The Land Is Inhospitable And So Are We
Lately, I’ve been diving into books about women on the brink — Penelope Mortimer’s *The Pumpkin Eater*, Raymond Kennedy’s *Ride A Cockhorse*, D. G. Compton’s *The Continuous Katherine Mortenhoe* (thanks
Olivia Rodrigo GUTS
I don’t know about you, but I’m feeling LP2. On *GUTS*, her sophomore album out today, the young superstar Olivia Rodrigo gets much rawer and messier than her childhood hero
A Deep Dive with Tim Burgess: The Songs that Shaped My Life
In this interview, Tim Burgess reflects on the songs that have left an indelible mark on his life—from early punk discoveries to timeless classics that still resonate today. He recounts
Fair Play
Following its acclaimed premiere at Sundance earlier in the year, Chloe Domont’s gripping romantic thriller, “Fair Play,” recently debuted internationally at TIFF, maintaining its edge thanks to Phoebe Dynevor’s captivating