April 2024 Archives

The Scottish group’s music has received widespread acclaim for lush arrangements, soulful vocals, and heartfelt lyrics

Raymond E. Feist’s fantasy novels are about as trope-filled as they get. Regardless, they still make for some very fine literary “comfort food.”

And it’s so good, it actually makes Teller break his famous silence.

The Twitter alternative launched two years ago but wasn’t able to generate enough growth.

This month’s subscriber-only playlist and podcast episode pay tribute to one of indie/alternative Christian music’s most iconic and controversial figures.

This time around, though, let’s throw AVIF and WebP into the mix.

Eat your heart out, Broadway.

Pye Corner Audio’s vintage synth arrangements make for a very haunting and beguiling experience.

The latest from the Swedish quintet is filled with dreamily melancholy indie rock.

We now live in an era where films can’t really be left as works of art, but rather, must be IP investments with franchise potential

A quick rundown of last month’s cultural experiences.

The apple doesn’t fall too far from the musical tree in this single from Charles Martin, son of Starflyer 59’s Jason Martin.

This year’s festival features fourteen of the beloved studio’s celebrated works.

Post-apocalyptic action, White Russians and bowling, the Boy Who Lived, Burt Reynolds, mysterious sci-fi, and more.