The Clash Started a Rebellion by Defying Labels
A collection of series both daring and familiar, polished and wild.
Featured Stories
The Clash Started a Rebellion by Defying Labels
Ranking: Every Album by The Who from Worst to Best
EL-P of Run the Jewels on Streaming Culture, Perfect Timing, and the Last Decade in Music
50 Reasons We Still Love The Rolling Stones’ Let It Bleed
Top 50 Songs of 2019
Entertainment News
- Ryan Reynolds is a background video game character in the first trailer for Free Guy: Watch
- The Peloton actress needs a drink in spoof commercial for Ryan Reynold’s liquor company: Watch
- Peter Sarsgaard joins The Batman cast
- Reno 911 is coming back with new episodes
- Ghostbusters: Afterlife first photos and story details released
- Freddie Gibbs and Madlib perform Bandana tracks for NPR’s Tiny Desk Concert: Watch
Album Reviews
Album Review: The Who Remain Blunt as Ever on Uneven WHO
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Album Review: Cattle Decapitation Deliver an Apocalyptic Tour de Force with Death Atlas
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Album Review: William Patrick Corgan Goes from Zero to Cowboy on the Heartfelt Cotillions
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Album Review: Coldplay Combine the Old and New on Everyday Life
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Album Review: Leonard Cohen Does a Fitting Last Waltz on Thanks for the Dance
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Film Reviews
Film Review: In Fabric Perversely Challenges Our Habits, Routines, and Desires
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Film Review: Daniel Isn’t Real Is Another Genre Gem for 2019
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Film Review: 1917 Reimagines the War Epic for the 21st Century
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Film Review: Queen & Slim Travels the Fine Road Between Fear and Liberation
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Film Review: Martin Scorsese’s The Irishman Accepts Age With Ingenuity
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Videos
Jim Adkins of Jimmy Eat World on Three Decades and New Album Surviving
K.Flay on Breaking Her Nose, Playing Live, and Her Latest Album Solutions
The Coathangers on the Need to Refocus Our Anger
Todd Haynes and Tim Robbins on Politics, Corruption, and Being Driven to Act
