January 2019 Archives

Hana Vu’s latest EP is filled with catchy dreampop that’s all the more so for its mundanity.

Gibbons’ latest recording features the Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra conducted by composer Krzysztof Penderecki.

My wife has launched a new book-centric podcast.

What’s the difference between warp 9.6 and warp 9.975?

The band is currently touring in honor of the 21st anniversary of their landmark 1998 album, Mezzanine.

If you think this might be the next John Wick, don’t waste your time. Just watch John Wick again.

Coming soon: High school melodrama, killer sharks, the Dude, my favorite Wes Anderson film, Wayne and Garth, TV’s best sci-fi series, and more.

This took me down a very specific nostalgia trail.

The producer’s future funk is warm, infectious, and perfect for chasing those winter blues away.

More books, movies, etc., should combine swords and starships.

CSS has come a long way in recent years, but there’s still room for growth and improvement.

The dog-loving assassin returns to kill lots and lots (and lots) of bad guys on May 17.

It looks like Joe Cornish has created a delightful, and surprisingly relevant, update of the Arthurian legends.

Police Story and Police Story 2 will be released on April 30 in a feature-packed collector’s set.

Though not lacking in ambition or scope, the trilogy ultimately leaves you wondering what might’ve been.

Among other things, the inspiring, entertaining episode reveals the beauty of taking pride in one’s work.

In which I use some unorthodox and even unwise techniques to make this site’s CSS as small as possible.

A hitman movie starring Mads Mikkelsen in an eyepatch? Yes, please.

Beggars Banquet will celebrate the album’s 20th anniversary with a remastered release on February 1.

Films by Charlie Chaplin and Cecil B. DeMille, books by Edgar Rice Burroughs and Robert Frost, and even the “Charleston” are freely available.