Random Nerdery: Macross, Star Wars, Voltron, and Thunderbirds Are Go Transforming mecha and the Beastie Boys’ “Sabotage” make everything better. Aug 29, 2016 Anime TV Pop Culture Nerdery
No Man’s Sky’s Universe Is Beautiful, Isolating, and Tragic What are the philosophical implications of one of the most hyped video games in recent memory? Aug 27, 2016 Video Games
Tsutomu Nihei’s Blame! Manga Is Coming to Netflix (and the Trailer Looks Good) Tsutomu Nihei’s dark cyberpunk manga will be a “Netflix Original Film” in 2017. Aug 26, 2016 Anime
The Midnight’s Endless Summer is 2016’s Greatest ’80s Soundtrack (Review) The Midnight’s take on ’80s pop is packed with synthesizer goodness — and blazing guitar and sax solos galore. Aug 25, 2016 Music
Stranger Things, Volume 1 by Kyle Dixon, Michael Stein (Review) Dixon and Stein have composed a rich, evocative score that brings the world of “Stranger Things” to life all on its own. Aug 13, 2016 Music
Infinity Shred Prepares to Travel the Long Distance The album’s first single is accompanied by a post-apocalyptic skateboarding video… because why not? Aug 11, 2016 Music
Serenity by Bvdub (Review) Bvdub’s music is euphoric enough for any discothèque but its true appeal lies in its moody, contemplative aspect. Aug 7, 2016 Music
Rain Temple by 2814 (Review) Though created by two vaporwave luminaries, this album’s best moments transcend that genre’s aesthetics. Aug 4, 2016 Music
Google Play Music Has What I’ve Been Looking for Since Rdio Died If you miss the way Rdio’s queue worked, Google Play Music has you covered. Aug 2, 2016 Music Technology