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Sound Selection 049

Modestas Mankus - January 19, 2019

Meg Blumberg ‘Wading’ Making her comeback on our Sound Selection is the wonderfully-gifted Meg Blumberg. This time showcasing her latest composition Wading, which evolves with...

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Simen Mitlid Presents Us ‘Saturdays’

Modestas Mankus - January 19, 2019

Simen Mitlid, a Norwegian singer-songwriter, has recently released his newest creation Saturdays. The song features beautifully dynamic vocals that will have you in awe from...

Interviews

Interview: Luca D’Alberto

Modestas Mankus - January 17, 2019

Luca D'Alberto, an Italian composer known for pieces such as Her Dreams, joined us for an interview to talk about his latest album Exile,...

Music

Alice Phoebe Lou Presents New Single ‘Skin Crawl’

Modestas Mankus - January 16, 2019

Alice Phoebe Lou, a South African singer-songwriter, has presented her latest single Skin Crawl. Skin Crawl comes from the upcoming album, Paper Castles, which is due...

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The Cinematic Orchestra Announce New Album ‘To Believe’

Modestas Mankus - January 15, 2019

After a twelve year break of not releasing an album, The Cinematic Orchestra have announced they will be releasing an album named To Believe, which...

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Editor's Choice

The Shape of Revenge: Revenge of the Creature and The Shape of Water

Christopher Stewardson - November 22, 2019

Since the release of Guillermo Del Toro’s The Shape of Water (2017), much has been said of its threads to Jack Arnold’s Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954). An...

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Conversations with Frances Ha: The Intersection Between Sally Rooney’s Millennial Fiction and Greta Gerwig’s Mumblecore Classic

Konstantinos Pappis - October 26, 2019

It might sound quite frivolous to compare two works of fiction based on the mere fact that their protagonists share the same name, but...

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Back to Sincerity, Hope, and Love: Metamodernism in Sci-Fi

Konstantinos Pappis - September 14, 2019

Science fiction films are often expressions of highly complex philosophical ideas. By utilizing genre tropes such as time travel, artificial intelligence, and space exploration,...

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Inglourious Basterds at 10

Steven Sloss - August 19, 2019

Please note: This article from the offset contains spoilers for Inglourious Basterds and other Tarantino movies, including Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood. This month...

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Comparison: Rocketman vs. Bohemian Rhapsody

Jake Helm - July 19, 2019

Two musical biopics. Two flamboyant, iconic British Rockstars who had their own demons, pitfalls and tough critics. And one director (kind of) - in...

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Fashion

Five Instagram Profiles to Follow for Menswear Inspiration

Modestas Mankus - April 6, 2020

When it comes to men's fashion, it can become daunting to find real, high-quality platforms that genuinely care about fashion. To help with this...

Art & Photography

Tuscany from Above by Gabor Nagy

Modestas Mankus - April 6, 2020

Previously featured Gabor Nagy, has once again revealed his brilliance with a series of new photos named Tuscany from Above. Nagy captures the beautiful...

Gaming

Seven Free Browser Games to Play in Quarantine

Modestas Mankus - April 5, 2020

With boredom setting in during quarantine, it's hard to keep doing work. If you're getting bored and need to break out of the same...

Music

Artist Spotlight: Lewin

Konstantinos Pappis - April 4, 2020

Hailing from the Netherlands, Lewin is the moniker of singer-songwriter Jara Holdert. In the second half of 2019, she released two intensely personal companion EPs...

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Sound Selection 089: Bicep Present ‘Atlas’

Modestas Mankus - April 3, 2020

All My Friends Hate Me Not In This Economy Entering with a rebellious, self-deprecating tone and energy are All My Friends Hate Me with Not In...