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pitchfork.com

Catch Angry Blackmen, Doss, L’Rain, Kara Jackson, and more at official Pitchfork concerts around Chicago

floodmagazine.com

Featuring cover stories on Big Grams and BoJack Horseman, interviews with Kurt Vile and Bill Bryson, a chat with Wolf Alice, art from Kate Micucci and Mel Kadel, hijinks from Baseball Card Vandals, drinks recipes from LA’s The Varnish, and much more.

blog.roughtrade.com

Rough Trade buys pre-loved vinyl across most genres and we're able to collect from you. We pay fair prices in cash or vouchers. Contact us today.

4ad.com

This album is a PRE-ORDER shipping to arrive around July 10, 2026. First-Time Vinyl Reissue of Cobalt Blue (1992) and the Vinyl Debut of Live at the Aquarium (1992).  Remastered by Rashad Becker. Artwork by Alison Fielding, Based on original v23 Designs. Inventor of the “infinite guitar,” Canadian musician Michael Brook’s 1992 4AD record Cobalt Blue is a timeless and quietly stunning collection of instrumental pieces and shimmering dreamscapes, featuring contributions from ambient music pioneer Brian Eno, composer & multi-instrumentalist Roger Eno, and Grammy-winning producer Daniel Lanois. Recorded later that year, Live at the Aquarium captures Brook’s rare solo performance in London, highlighting the hypnotic sustain and atmosphere that define his work. Beyond his albums, Brook has scored acclaimed films including Into the Wild, Brooklyn, and An Inconvenient Truth. Newly remastered by Rashad Becker and presented as a crystal clear 2LP with artwork by Alison Fielding based on the original v23 designs, this set marks the first vinyl reissue of Cobalt Blue and the vinyl debut of Live at the Aquarium — a long-overdue celebration of an underrated gem in the 4AD catalogue.

daveyd.com

the world from a hip hop perspective-hip hop culture, politics and beyond

markreviewsmovies.com

movie reviews and criticism by mark dujsik.

slideaway.co

THE FESTIVAL THAT CELEBRATES ITSELF. A genre that lends itself to loudness can still be overheard from its origins in the 1980s. Shoegaze, Dream Pop, Ambient, or whatever you may call it, has carried itself gracefully through decades while inspiring countless subgenres and infecting all walks of mus

joshatthemovies.com

★★★★ Inside every ballerina’s heart beats the blood of a warrior. So says Pretty Lethal, an absurdist action thriller that’s just campy and violent enough for its own good. Look no further than the…

futurismrestated.substack.com

A newsletter about electronic and experimental music. Click to read Futurism Restated, by Philip Sherburne, a Substack publication with tens of thousands of subscribers.