This is pure nerd catnip.

Written in response to the pandemic, Jentl’s latest single blends shimmering guitars, distorted samples, and soulful vocals.

Originally composed for a psychedelic art installation, this 2016 single is of a piece with Michael Plaster’s Soulwhirlingsomewhere material.

One reason Picard worked as well as it did was that it reveled in the camaraderie between these two old friends.

This month’s subscriber-only playlist and podcast episode explore U2’s storied discography.

Directed by Jolanda Moletta, the moody video is for Karen Vogt’s ocean-inspired Losing the Sea EP.

Gradients and vertical rhythms and shadows, oh my!

If you’ve ever wanted to play a Battle Princess or a hapless isekai hero, then Break!! is the game for you.

Denison Witmer’s new single espouses a quiet life in a suitably hushed manner.

Airy synth music inspired by Ridge Racer and countless hours of MTV’s Amp.

Almost six years have passed since the shoegazers’ last album.

In addition to being a writing outlet, Opus consistently gives me opportunities to roll up my sleeves and tinker.

The Twitter CEO’s responses to Substack aren’t sound business decisions. They’re childish tantrums.

The new compilation features 55 singles on six LPs or three CDs.

The synth-pop legends deliver a trio of beautiful orchestral renditions, including a Scott Walker cover.

Do politics, religion, and the insurance industry still matter in a world ruled by the High Table and its killers?

The highly anticipated sequel to 2018’s acclaimed Into the Spider-Verse keeps looking better and better.

A quick rundown of last month’s cultural experiences.

The Dude, Muay Thai action, Neil Gaiman-inspired stop-motion, our favorite Time Lord, Norman Bates, and more.