September 2020 Archives

Reflecting on the enduring beauty of Wong Kar-Wai’s masterpiece, two decades after its release.

Jóhann Jóhannsson’s final work is this adaptation of a 1930 sci-fi novel about the end of humanity in the distant future.

The bizarre trailer for the upcoming Disney+ miniseries has helped rekindle my interest in the MCU.

In the video for Makeup and Vanity Set’s new single, an algorithm reveals a man’s darkest secrets.

30 years after its release, the Cocteau Twins’ 1990 masterpiece has lost none of its beauty or magic.

The vaporwave duo returns with another release that moves far beyond “traditional” vaporwave ideals.

Rick Beato breaks down the song’s components to see how they form a gloomy pop masterpiece.

The Austin-based dreampop band ably conjures the spectre of ’90s Cocteau Twins in all its glory.

When I joked back in 2019 that we’re now living in the world of Blade Runner, this isn’t quite what I meant.

The compilation highlights artists including Astrobrite, Auburn Lull, lovesliescrushing, Windy & Carl, and many more.

It looks about as epic as one could hope for a Dune movie — with one minor caveat.

The upcoming fantasy film from Ireland’s Cartoon Saloon will be the first animated feature on Apple TV+.

Michael Cottone’s tribute to his neighborhood uses lush, pastoral soundscapes to evoke a sense of wonder.

Subscribers can listen to a selection of songs from artists who’ve toiled away on the fringes of Christian music.

A lovely-sounding precursor to the shoegazers’ upcoming EP.

Does it make sense to pay extra to watch Disney’s live-action remake now, or can you wait until December?

Who knew that watching somebody else enjoy something could be enjoyable in and of itself?

The return of Kermit and friends, a supernatural sci-fi thriller, Ahnuld’s greatest role, a 007 reboot, Disney live-action, and more.