January 2024 Archives

After finishing Sarah Arthur’s Once a Queen and then discovering that she co-founded a festival dev…

It’s OK for stories to have definitive endings. Just ask Alan Moore.

The 1992 collaboration between Black Tape For a Blue Girl and vidnaObmana was remastered last year.

The upcoming documentary chronicles the Scottish post-rock band’s decades-long career.

I feel like Monarch wants to have it both ways. On the one hand, it wants to be an intriguing Lost-…

Producer Davide Lovato gives the blissed out sounds of balearic house a funky upgrade.

I started watching Fractale way back in the day on Hulu but never finished it. Still, something abo…

2024 means a new domain and host, more privacy, and more efficient content management.

The X-59’s purpose is to help regulators reassess civilian supersonic travel.

The iconic shoegaze outfit returns with a new album and an in-your-face single.

If you enjoy reading Opus, then there are several ways that you can support my efforts.

After 2007’s The Bourne Ultimatum, Matt Damon refused to make another Bourne movie without director…

The controversial Holocaust film has remained locked away for over 50 years.

Inspired by classic Breton folk tales, The Daughters of Ys spins a dark tale about two sisters driv…

I played this on a whim and was pleasantly surprised. Some obvious comparisons can be made to the P…

Featuring members of A Sunny Day in Glasgow and Ice Choir, Roman à Clef’s 2015 debut is filled with dreamily literate indie-pop.

These posts from last year best exemplify what I’m trying to achieve here on Opus.

If you haven’t read any of Brandon Sanderson’s other novels set in his extensive (some might say, c…

A quick rundown of last month’s cultural experiences.

In my review of Foundation’s first season, I wrote that it tried to fit way too much into just ten …