The lack of cultural hermeneutics strikes again

Music for the moment when autumn first announces its presence.

The whole world coming together proved even more beautiful than the beautiful game itself.

The former Love Spirals Downwards vocalist returns with her first new music in years, and it’s just as lovely as you’d expect.

In preparation for an upcoming vinyl reissue, the post-hardcore release a searing U2 cover.

As it turns out, even the noblest and most enlightened Starfleet officer is still capable of bigotry and prejudice.

The London composer’s latest album is an intoxicating listen that blends ’60s and ’70s soundtracks with ’90s trip-hop.

The Ride singer pays tribute to Talk Talk’s third album.

The latest Godzilla movie is the first Japanese production ever filmed for IMAX.

It looks and feels exactly like what a futuristic version of the already futuristic Enterprise should look and feel like.

An absolute banger that slaps harder than most songs even half its age.

An evocative harp-led jazz number that’s the very definition of graceful.

The Chicago trio unleashes a brutal barrage of punishing rhythms and face-melting riffs.

The Swedish producer’s latest batch of ambient dub and techno is lovely precisely because it’s so laidback and unassuming.

A quick rundown of last month’s cultural experiences.

Inspired by 18th century Scottish gospel singing, Kurt Wagner’s latest album is filled with unearthly grace.

Jackson Lamb, Shinji Ikari, Peter Parker, liminal spaces, Jake and Elwood, and more.

Readers shouldn’t have to jump through hoops simply so sites can boost their engagement metrics.

What are critics saying about Wile E. Coyote’s pursuit of justice?

As native web languages continue to mature, it’s time to rethink our web development toolsets.