Classic Album Review: Moby Presses Play on a New Electronica
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Artist of the Month Sego on Their Sophomore Album, Avoiding iPhones, and Apathy
The Los Angeles-via-Provo band talk about their new record, Sego Sucks.
Featured Stories
Classic Album Review: Moby Presses Play on a New Electronica
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Ranking: Every Album by The National from Worst to Best
Jordan Peele’s The Twilight Zone Tackles Immigration in the Incredibly Strong “Point of Origin”
TV Review: Catch-22 Begins in a Nightmare and Spirals All the Way Down
TV Review: Fleabag Returns to Shatter Taboos and Contemplate the Divine in Season Two
News
- Douchebag attempts to dropkick Arnold Schwarzenegger, injures himself instead
- New Batman film to feature Penguin and Catwoman as villains: Report
- Woodstock secures new financial backer for 50th anniversary festival
- Hulu will expand its Stephen King programming with a series adaptation of The Eyes of the Dragon
- David Byrne bringing American Utopia show to Broadway
- Game of Thrones’ final season has cost employers $3.3 billion in lost productivity
Album Reviews
Classic Album Review: Moby Presses Play on a New Electronica
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Album Review: The National Get Lost in the Comfortable I Am Easy to Find
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Album Review: Rammstein Make a Triumphant Return with Their Untitled Seventh Album
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Album Review: A More Confident Carly Rae Jepsen Knows What She Wants on Dedicated
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Album Review: Alex Lahey’s The Best of Luck Club Tackles Young Adulthood with Wit, Hooks, and Range
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Film Reviews
Film Review: The Souvenir Is a Layered, Affecting Portrait of the Young Artist
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Film Review: John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum Cements Keanu Reeves as One of the Action Greats
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Classic Film Review: Crooklyn Tackles Growing Up, the Spike Lee Way
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Film Review: The Hustle Lets Anne Hathaway and Rebel Wilson Secure the Bag
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Film Review: Charlie Says Explores the Deprogramming of the Manson Women
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Videos
Long Shot’s O’Shea Jackson on Rom-Coms, The Need for Bipartisanship, and That Big Twist
Punks on Film: The Difficulty of Portraying Punk On Screen
Re-Imagining Stephen King: Behind the Terror of Pet Sematary
The Evolution of Matthew McConaughey (1992-Present)
