The Foundation revisits four of their classic songs with predictably strong results.

Thrilling aerial combat and super-cool designs can’t make up for a muddled and confusing storyline.

Michelle Yeoh shines in this trippy sci-fi epic about a woman struggling to pay her taxes, run her family’s laundromat, and save the multiverse.

A mercurial album that offers fresh spins on various genres thanks to its eclectic instrumentation.

An hour’s worth of ambient dub techno that takes the listener on a journey through the interstellar void.

Direct-to-video martial arts action comedies from the mid-to-late ’90s don’t get much better than this.

With its impeccable pop melodies and lush orchestration, Sven Wunder’s latest album is a pure delight for the ears.

With its psychedelic arrangements and skewed lyrics, MotorCycle is an artistic and spiritual gem.

These seven short ambient pieces possess a sense of impermanence that heightens their melancholy effect.

There’s a lot to like here, but at the risk of sounding nitpicky, why isn’t Cortana blue?

More than a return, this feels like a rediscovery of everything that made me love Ronnie Martin’s music in the first place.

With its gorgeous pixel art design, colorful characters, and engaging storyline, Children of Morta is an RPG gem.

A shallow, mean-spirited movie obsessed with proving its own cleverness time and again.

There’s a certain charm to this inept German film about Christians battling religious persecution brought on by the pandemic.

Borne out of personal loss, the fourth Matrix film trades kung fu and bullet time for something more emotional.

The latest from Johan Levin’s long-running dark ambient project is a harrowing, exhilarating journey through desolate places.

Part cyberpunk dystopia, part Cold War spy thriller, Neil Sharpson’s new novel is a fascinating read.

The latest release from the anonymous one-man band uses searing blackgaze to confront chronic illness.

A collection of richly textured and highly atmospheric pieces composed entirely on guitar.

The former Hood member’s latest is an ode to underground garage, techno, and ambient music from the ’90s.