Film Review: Child’s Play Aims to Befriend a New Horror-Loving Generation
Bruce Springsteen’s 10 Best Solo Deep Cuts
A collection of The Boss' hidden gems without the E Street Band.
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Film Review: Child’s Play Aims to Befriend a New Horror-Loving Generation
Kokoshca Promise the Best Night of the Year at Mad Cool Festival
Artist of the Month Hatchie on Her Sentimental Debut, Smashing Genre Labels and the Patriarchy
Film Review: Midsommar Is a Mindfuck of the Highest Order
30 Years Ago, Faith No More Unleash Their Shapeshifting Breakthrough Album The Real Thing
News
- King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard announce new heavy metal album, Infest the Rats’ Nest
- David Gilmour’s favorite guitar auctioned off for record-breaking amount
- Thom Yorke announces new solo album, ANIMA, Paul Thomas Anderson-directed companion film
- Beyoncé and Donald Glover duet on “Can You Feel the Love Tonight” in new Lion King trailer: Watch
- R.I.P. Philippe Zdar, co-founder of Cassius dead at 52
- Sleater-Kinney perform “Hurry on Home” on Fallon: Watch
Album Reviews
Album Review: Madonna Does It Her Way on the Scattered but Joyful Madame X
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Album Review: Titus Andronicus Hold Nothing Back on the Relentless An Obelisk
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Classic Album Review: Nirvana’s Bleach Preserves a Pure Seattle Sound 30 Years Later
A
Album Review: Shepherd in a Sheepskin Vest Finds Bill Callahan Embracing Happier Headspace
B+
Album Review: Crumb Play Snake Charmer to Mental Disquiet on Jinx
B+
Film Reviews
Film Review: Child’s Play Aims to Befriend a New Horror-Loving Generation
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Film Review: Midsommar Is a Mindfuck of the Highest Order
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Film Review: The Lodge Finds Hell Under the Christmas Tree
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Film Review: Toy Story 4 Grows Up With Its Fans
B+
Film Review: Murder Mystery Is the Latest Happy Madison Dud for Netflix
D
Videos
Disturbed’s David Draiman Talks Doppelgänger, Headlining Arenas, and New Single “No More”
Clairo on Moving to New York and Writing with Rostam
Poetry People: La Dispute Performs E.E. Cummings
Adam Driver and Chloë Sevigny on Why They’re Smashing Zombies for Jim Jarmusch
