April 2015 Archives

The band’s next full-length, “Pale Horses,” will be released on June 16.

Daredevil isn’t just a hero’s origin story; it also chronicles the tragic, sobering evolution of a supervillain.

Goto moves beyond typical post-rock aesthetics and climaxes, and opts for something more cinematic and orchestral.

It’s basically what you’d expect from a group featuring members of Ester Drang and Unwed Sailor, in the best way.

Also: Doxxing and shaming those you hate, a new approach to birth control, ‘Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt,’ mewithoutYou’s new album, offensive celebrities, and loving/hating Medium.

The film’s currently available to those who order ‘Wilderness’ but will become public later this year.

Wilderness represents a new benchmark for the dreamwave genre, a record that’s as soulful and sleek as it is synthetic and sinister.

New York’s Old School Kung Fu Fest is putting together a line-up of films honoring those sneakiest and coolest of cinematic assassins.

The self-described “definitive” Anaphylaxis album has never seen the light of day… until now.

Stripped of his usual pomp, Sufjan’s latest explores his relationship with his troubled mother with grace, compassion, and brutal honesty.