May 2024 Archives

Friday Fitzhugh’s teenage years were spent solving crimes and uncovering the secrets of Kings Hill …

After America is torn apart by unceasing waves of shocking violence, a lone family on the brink of …

An absolutely gorgeous slice of indie pop filled with jangly guitars and bouncy melodies a-plenty.

As its title suggests, Silver Surfer: Requiem is a somber story for one of Marvel’s noblest charact…

The first Cure release I ever bought, it also contains some of the band’s most haunting material

An OK Silver Surfer story that finds the Sentinel of the Spaceways returning the Earth when a myste…

Another haunting ambient piece from the Russian composer.

When a member of the royal family is brutally murdered, London’s only consulting detective and his …

Unsettling electronic music that explores the unrealized utopianism of post-WW2 British architecture and urban planning.

Critics respond to George Miller’s latest post-apocalyptic epic.

About a year ago, I finally got around to seeing Ron Howard’s Willow, thus filling what seemed like…

You don’t need to sacrifice style to achieve good website performance.

I’ve had a copy of Alfred Bester’s The Stars My Destination sitting on my bookshelf for God knows h…

A delightfully breezy slice of indie-pop perfect for these late spring days.

The Spider-Verse short is part of a program to help students better understand mental health issues.

A promising single from some up-and-coming shoegazers.

I watched this because Aaron Toney, a stuntman whose insights I’ve enjoyed seeing on Corridor Crew’…

Johnathon Ford and Co. return with another slice of solid, un-pretentious post-rock.

I know this movie exists because I watched it. I know it had characters in it, and that they said a…

The quintet return with yet another album of raucous, bracing, and poignant indie-rock.