April 2021 Archives

Corridor Digital rights a wrong and envisions what a mustachioed Superman might look like.

Opus Science Collective’s latest is a love letter to all things city pop.

Rosie Thomas’ sets are always a delight thanks to her charming personality and heartbreaking music.

The process went more smoothly than I’d anticipated, but it was not without some hassles.

Two songs from an amazing Starflyer 59 performance.

Witmer’s Cornerstone sets made for a nice change of pace from all of the punk and hardcore bands.

Namelessnumberheadman specializes in creating really cool, synth-laden jams full of heart and soul.

All of the band’s mid ’90s output is getting reissued by Warp Records.

Even after four decades, The Cure’s third album remains one of their most powerful and poignant releases.

What are critics saying about the long-awaited final film of the storied anime franchise?

Subscribers can listen to a celebration of all things Velvet Blue Music.

The Trump campaign’s shady fundraising tactics are very much of a piece with Trump’s extensive history of grifting.

The anime maestro’s latest looks like a mash-up between Beauty and the Beast and his own Summer Wars.

The perfect soundtrack for staring into the night sky and contemplating your place in the cosmos.

It’s a kaiju battle for the ages, but it’s also a few too many movies crammed into one.

John McClane, Christopher Nolan’s dream thieves, Scrooge McDuck, Bill Murray vs. a gopher, a video game adaptation, and more.