Paul Jacobs, Montreal's garage-psych one-man-band (and drummer of arty post-punks Pottery), delivers just the right amount of dopamine on Pi...

Many bands have been compared to Joy Division over the years, but Copenhagen's Iceage have been the closest to ever capturing their essence....

Sam Tudor's last record, 2017's Quotidian Dream, opened with a tense creep — jumpy fingerpicked guitar swarmed by strings and horns, the shi...

Not every movie is meant for a wide audience. For every Marvel blockbuster, there's a quirky indie that finds its audience and is fiercely b...

Dorothea Paas could probably write a real banger if she wanted to. That much becomes clear on "Closer to Mine," one of many standout tracks...

Watch the Sound with Mark Ronson could easily be dry. This is, after all, a music producer making a show about music production, and he talk...

Lucasfilm and Disney continue to expand the Star Wars animated universe with the latest series The Bad Batch. Helmed by veteran Dave Filoni,...

Two days after the release of his last record, The Ascension, Sufjan Stevens' father died. That was the impetus behind the composite monolit...

DJ Khaled albums are like Michael Bay movies, as many have noted over the years. Familiar and fun. Loud and glossy. Predictable in their rel...

When a band first starts out, or is looking to take their act to the next level, common wisdom is to learn some covers. Lose the stress of w...

Calling Amanda Seyfried's character in Things Heard & Seen a "nervous-wife" type would be to misread this multifaceted character. Nothing li...