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The minimalistic, ice-cold production of Splendor & Misery feels like it’s been pulled back into the present from the future.

The British duo venture across the Atlantic to work with Matthew E. White at his Spacebomb Studios.

Thomas Middleditch and half of your favorite comic actors come together for a non-bachelor party.

For over two decades, Deerhoof has shown how far a little weirdness can go.

Nearly two decades after its initial release, “Fantasma” remains just as far ahead of its time and as equally unclassifiable.

“HOPELESSNESS” comes to the Red Bull Music Academy Festival

Sure, Tribeca’s short films were mind expanding and its stack of features were narratively ambitious. But its virtual reality component managed to do both.

Taking a look at the cream of the feature-length crop from this year’s festival.

New York’s premier film fest just wrapped its fifteenth edition. Today, we survey the short films program.

There are certain ironies involved with this new album by Andrew Bird.

With their seventh album, Texas post-rockers Explosions in the Sky continue to build on their fifteen-plus year legacy.

The Athens quartet are living up to their city’s musical legacy.

“Visions of Us on the Land” amounts to a headful of beautiful but confusing and conflicting emotions that leave you full of sorrow while pondering memories you previously didn’t possess.

One of the inherent difficulties of writing electronic-based music is adequately conveying the emotion that inspired it.

Regardless, this is a record worth getting lost in—much like the landscape that once again inspired it.

The anti-folk hero takes us on a tour of the New York neighborhood where he was born and raised.

His songs have always been as rich with the city’s colorful characters as they are his with incisive ruminations about his own life and philosophies, and “Manhattan” is no different

“Return to the Moon” makes for a compelling collection of songs that’s certainly worthy of a place on the shelves alongside Berninger and Knopf’s other outfits.

Riding the coattails of his at-times deafening hype, California–based songwriter Garrett Borns, better known as BØRNS, has followed up his recent Candy EP with this collection of shimmering pop songs.

After getting the Taylor Swift co-sign on his debut EP, the Los Angeles transplant drops his first full-length.