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Album Review: Hum, ‘Inlet’

Konstantinos Pappis - July 9, 2020

Inlet, Hum’s first new material in as long as I have been alive, dropped with practically no warning one Tuesday in June, as if...

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Album Review: Khruangbin, ‘Mordechai’

Konstantinos Pappis - July 7, 2020

At first, it might seem strange that a band like Khruangbin – a largely instrumental act drawing on influences from all over the world...

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Album Review: Jessie Ware, ‘What’s Your Pleasure?’

Konstantinos Pappis - July 4, 2020

The best pop music of the past few years can arguably be divided into two camps: forward-thinking experimental pop and nostalgic, 80s-infused dance music....

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Album Review: Arca, ‘KiCk i’

Konstantinos Pappis - July 2, 2020

For years, Arca has been at the forefront of the experimental music scene. But in addition to striking a fruitful and unusually long-running creative...

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Album Review: HAIM, ‘Women in Music Pt. III’

Konstantinos Pappis - June 30, 2020

HAIM know how to craft an immaculate pop song. ‘Want You Back’, a highlight from their last album, 2017's Something to Tell You, is...

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Left behind as The Earth Dies Screaming

Christopher Stewardson - April 11, 2020

Empty streets, deafening silence, and the feeling that it’s just too late to do anything; these are the pillars on which Terence Fisher constructs...

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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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Sufjan Stevens Shares New Song ‘My Rajneesh’

Konstantinos Pappis - July 10, 2020

Following the release of the 12-minute single 'America' a week ago, Sufjan Stevens has now put out the B-side of the single called 'My...

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Albums Out Today: My Morning Jacket, The Streets, Juice WRLD, Rufus Wainwright, Soko

Konstantinos Pappis - July 10, 2020

In this segment, we showcase the most notable albums out each week. Here are the albums out on July 10th, 2020: My Morning Jacket, The...

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Peter Bibby’s Dog Act Announce New Album ‘Marge’

Modestas Mankus - July 9, 2020

Peter Bibby's Dog Act have announced their upcoming album named Marge which is due to be released on the 18th of September, this year. To preview...

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Album Review: Hum, ‘Inlet’

Konstantinos Pappis - July 9, 2020

Inlet, Hum’s first new material in as long as I have been alive, dropped with practically no warning one Tuesday in June, as if...

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Stray Fossa Present ‘For What Was’

Modestas Mankus - July 9, 2020

Stray Fossa, an Indie rock band from Charlottesville, US, has released their latest song For What Was -- just yesterday. In their latest single, For What...

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