One of Sweden’s finest bands have released four new songs this year.

The duo of Nick Schofield and Alexia Avina craft exquisitely dreamy synth-pop.

I suppose that technically, it’s a car commercial. But that doesn’t detract from its coolness one bit.

No matter how many times I see them, they’re always satisfying.

This month’s subscriber-only playlist and podcast episode explore twee’s earnest heartache.

Aarktica’s eleventh album is characterized by a peaceful, contemplative interplay between guitar, cello, and viola.

With all of the requisite technobabble, of course.

The new owners include members of American Football and Polyvinyl Records.

It’s amazing just how good the Chicago shoegazers still sound after 20+ years.

Critics respond to James Gunn’s final outing with Star-Lord, Rocket, and the rest of the Guardians.

The second Dune movie looks to be just as intense and epic as its 2021 predecessor.

A quick rundown of last month’s cultural experiences.

Sure to be the best “faith-based Western black exploitation kung fu action romantic comedy drama” of all time.

The trailer works as well as it does because of Anderson’s easily identifiable — and easily replicable — aesthetic.

High school hilarity, Korean suspense, Keanu Reeves, melancholy fantasy, action-packed anime, and more.