“Atlas,” the third LP from New Jersey indie rockers Real Estate, shows the band’s ability to retain their classic sound while adding a slightly more…
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St. Vincent is often known for her slightly skewed and ever-changing take on pop, blending catchy songwriting with her crooning vocals and syncopated guitar work,…
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Online communities invite discussion about neglected sexual topics Despite the mainstream media’s reputation for controversial, sexual content, it usually only offers a limited representation of…
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London alternative rock group Bombay Bicycle Club’s fourth studio album, “So Long, See You Tomorrow” is an eclectic mix featuring a hint of electronica and…
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In high school I was an overachiever in most regards. I took risks, but they always had to do with passports and word choice, never…
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Against Me!’s five previous albums have a tendency to draw sharp lines between fans of the ragged folk-punk sound of early albums such as “Reinventing…
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There’s no denying that this is not your typical television sex scene. Ever since its premiere in April 2012, “Girls” has never been afraid to take risks, most notably in regards to portraying sex and naked bodies. Naturally, these artistic choices have not gone unnoticed.
An ancient clash is resurfacing in a Viking-inspired world as the war-bent Dredge march down into the lands of humans and Varl. Varl, created by the deceased gods, are horned giants that have kept an alliance with humans for ages. The races face war that can only end in demise.