November 2024 Archives

Kim Ji-woon established himself as one of South Korea’s top directors in late ’90s and early ’00s t…

The Detroit duo’s unassuming blend of dream pop and slowcore makes for an absolutely haunting and beguiling listen.

The New York shoegazers’ latest single is their first new music since 2010’s Mirrors In Your Eyes.

I had one prevailing thought while reading The Expanse: Dragon Tooth: it sure feels good to be back…

The online distributor was instrumental to the development of my musical tastes in the late ’90s and early ’00s.

Young Hierophant’s final album encompasses krautrock, IDM, church music, and everything in-between.

Arcane’s first season deserved any and all acclaim that it received (read my review). Its highly st…

Critics respond to Disney’s followup to their 2016 hit.

I’ve been fascinated by Lucid’s music for nearly 30 years now, but I’ll probably never get to hear their catalog in its entirety.

Have you ever started watching a movie and within the first five minutes or so, felt yourself physi…

Critics respond to Ridley Scott’s return to ancient Rome.

The Balearic house duo’s debut (and only) album will be reissued early next year.

Working from home is even better with carbs and chocolate.

This month’s subscriber-only playlist and podcast episode delve into the beauty of solo piano music.

In order to secure funds for his mother’s much-needed operation, a young man tries to track down hi…

When one of their fellow tenants is murdered, three strangers — a retired actor, a washed up Broadw…

This is the happiest I’ve been since the election.

A 60% tariff on China won’t help Americans but it will help the image-obsessed Trump look tough to his followers.

After watching Unstoppable, I wanted to experience some more Ma Dong-seok (billed here as Don Lee),…

It’s really quite satisfying to watch Ma Dong-seok (Eternals, Train to Busan) stride and lumber acr…