July 2024 Archives

The latest from the former Cocteau Twins guitarist is another welcome batch of his trademark dream pop.

The Colombian trio bring the psychedelic funk.

Arterial sprays abound in this classic Japanese exploitation film from 1973 that served as the insp…

Weird? Tacky? Gaudy? Sure. But a mockery of my faith?

No one should be surprised that Musk wants to use their content to train his AI tool.

The Finnish duo unleash an ear-melting assault of blistering industrial noise, just the way I like it.

Critics respond to the Merc with a Mouth’s multiverse-spanning adventure.

The one-man animation studio channels Ridley Scott’s classic film through an ’80s anime aesthetic.

No joke is too obvious, no reference too dated, no story beat too telegraphed, no cliché too… clich…

Cesar Alexandre’s (RIP) Mount Hibiki project was characterized by expertly crafted drone-work.

Some of Seefeel’s most skeletal and stripped down music to date, and still as beguiling as anything in their catalog.

The Milanese quartet blisses out to some classic shoegaze riffs on their debut album.

The tabletop adaptation of the acclaimed video game just completed a successful Kickstarter campaign.

I’m honestly disappointed that I didn’t love this more than I did. Don’t get me wrong, I love the p…

It’s a charming glimpse into the geeky side of ’80s anime culture.

And in the process, they’ll undermine their own mission statement.

I’m glad he wasn’t killed. I still don’t think he should be President.

The first single from Starflyer 59’s upcoming album is a delightfully distortion-filled throwback.

Quentin Tarantino’s ninth and penultimate film is a rambling reimagining of one of Hollywood’s dark…

Michael Cottone delivers one of his finest albums to date, a subdued masterpiece of ambient/acoustic soundscapes.