October 2019 Archives

Encouraging openness, honesty, and transparency in our churches can make them stronger, safer, and more welcoming.

I realize this is a very specific form of nerdery, but I am totally here for it.

The latest single from Ben Watt’s upcoming album is a poignant rumination on a retired singer and a bygone age.

The latest version of the popular open source CMS offers a critical feature for online publishers.

It may only be 30 seconds of footage, but it doesn’t exactly inspire confidence in the new series’ style.

The Lost in Ohio label is remastering the long-lost EP and releasing it on vinyl for the first time.

There’s nothing at all cheap or lifeless in this trailer, which makes me happy every time I watch it.

Some people love the mountains or the ocean, but I’ll take the Nebraska prairie and its skies any day.

Polly Fae’s latest album is full of dark, haunting dreampop that’s the perfect soundtrack for autumn evenings.

May God have mercy on the people who had to edit this.

Critics consider digitally created actors and ultra-realistic high frame rate filmmaking in Ang Lee’s latest.

Steve Hauschildt’s latest single takes you back to the hallowed days when IDM was a thing.

It’s almost like trusting American corporations to do what’s morally right when there’s a lot of money at stake is a bad idea.

The Best Buy exclusive will be released on November 15 and only cost you $549.99. But financing is available.

Set a course for the feels, maximum warp.