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For you can see that he is a forgiving King.

Her self-titled debut is out now on Spacebomb

First step is finding a way to make the VR helmets not look dorky as hell, guys.

Sorry, New York: looks like your savior is still lost in transit.

From the “Wizard of Westwood” to “Showtime,” the NBA Hall of Famer looks back.

“The Monsanto Years” is out June 29 via Reprise

Round 1… Fight!

But pretty undeniable, too.

Don’t worry: even he doesn’t really like the title.

The song is part of Converse’s “CONS EP VOL. 3”

Fighter-Pilot-in-Chief/President of the United States Bill Pullman is indeed returning.

“Magick Spells” is out now via Cobraside

The LA-based experimental songstress’s fifth LP “Abyss” is out August 7 via Sargent House.

The band’s overdue (and simultaneously unexpected) second album “Too” is out September 4 via Mom + Pop Music.

John Dwyer knows what you’re thinking. He knows why you’d be skeptical of Damaged Bug—a synthesizer-based side-project that seems like an obvious landing place for shilling B-level stuff not quite good enough for Thee Oh Sees.

The LA group’s debut EP “In A Dream” is out now via Ulrike/Folktale Records.

The documentary about the legendary spoken word musician was made by the same duo behind the Nick Cave pseudo-docu-drama “20,000 Days on Earth.”

Led by Joel and Ethan Coen, the Cannes jury selected Jacques Audiard’s refugee drama to win top honors.

Oh, and Ryan Gosling is probably gonna star.

Comparisons are one thing, however, and quality is another, and in listening to the newly born LA quartet’s debut, it’s true that the band has a certain amount of inherent talent, but are also still feeling out the finer details of its sound