Where the folk-pop of Flora Hibberd's Swirl exudes sophistication, the synth-driven Mammoth is expansive and fantastical. You ...

More than any season in recent memory, the films shown at the Venice Film Festival and other fall-circuit festivals crack open heated, necessary political discourse worldwide.

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Norway's "queer country" Embla and the Karidotters deliver high-energy fun performed by a kick-ass, live-show-honed band, ...

For anyone already enthralled by the cosmopolitan vibe of Niagara Moon's music, Cool Warm Night, the sixth and latest one, is ...

What makes Day and Night succeed and stand out in Carly Rae Jepsen's discography is the confidence and strength that shine ...

Midori Hirano's The Juniper Tree is fascinated by humans' place in the natural world. She has successfully found a sonic ...

After 25 years of creating enthralling ambient instrumental music, the Album Leaf has found singers who understand how to ...

In Nia DaCosta's sensual adaptation of Ibsen's Hedda, "care" is a form of both pleasure and power, and a stated limit is ...

The Male Pattern's I Was Shot in the Heart! uniquely chronicles one man's struggles with heartbreak, money, and drugs on a ...

September is a time of transition, a time of new beginnings, as a new school year begins, and bittersweet endings, with workers dragging themselves back into the office after summer breaks and ...