September 2025 Archives

Kimmel’s recent cancellation should alarm anyone who cares about free speech in this country.

This month’s subscriber-only playlist and podcast episode highlight the industrious jungle and ambient producer.

The haunting performance was for the Together For Palestine event.

Thanks to searing riffs and soaring vocals, this goth-grunge gem is as catchy as it is heavy.

In addition to capturing Depeche Mode’s sold out concerts, the film explores Mexico’s traditions concerning death and mortality.

The Coopers Chase retirement village has all sorts of activities for its aging residents, from pain…

In a previous life, Meabh was hard-fighting mercenary. These days, however, she runs a quaint littl…

Critics respond to some of the most anticipated films at the 2025 Toronto International Film Festival.

After finishing Jason Matthews’ Red Sparrow, I was curious to see if and how the movie adaptation d…

Given that one of its protagonists is a beautiful ballet dancer-turned-Russian spy trained in “sexp…

A gross trivialization of very real pain and suffering.

Featuring the very first stage dive in Tiny Desk history.

The Russian composer creates a serene, otherworldly space that provides a welcome refuge in troubled times.

The celebrated indie-pop outfit has released their first album in nearly 15 years.

Do whatever you can to preserve your humanity and remember the humanity of others.

There are always risks with relying on platforms that can be acquired and disrupted.

The Best of Everything But the Girl’s 16 tracks highlight the duo’s sophisti-pop origins as well as their club evolution.

This Cryo Chamber debut expands the dark ambient label’s sonic palette in captivating ways.

I would never call 2021’s Nobody a modern action classic, but it was still an enjoyable flick due i…

When Ellen returns to her home town of Victory Point, she’s beset by ambivalence concerning both he…