Ministry of Cool

By Brody Armstrong A heaping orgy of scraping, distorted synths and wandering hi-hats retract to the passionate influxes of FKA twigs’ delicate falsetto, M3LL155X abstains…

By Tyler Obropta Pickpocket’s Locket is the seventh studio album from Canadian indie rock band Frog Eyes. On first listen, Frog Eyes sounds like a…

By Joel Kalow Some albums want to tell stories of love or heartbreak or growing up. Dan Bejar wants to revel in devastation and melancholy,…

By Gabriel Sylvester Music, as well as any art, on a very basic level can be divided into two groups: emotional catharsis and entertainment. Music…

By Hristina Tasheva Part garage-rock, part psychedelic, part R&B and part concept album, Yours, Dreamily by The Arcs is the kind of album that looks…

By Tyler Obropta Fake Palms is the debut album from the Toronto-based psychedelic alternative rock band of the same name. And alternative is what its…

By Gabriel Sylvester There’s something delightfully disturbing about a game that can make someone happy to get something like cancer or a mutant spider or…

The resurgence of vinyl in the 21st century The regurgitation of generational cultures has become a staple of our society, this being obviously seen within…

By Cecilia Morales It’s safe to say that Miley Cyrus has come a long way from her Hannah Montana days, transforming from a sugar-coated pop…

By Joel Kalow Some movies want to make you run. Others want you to pick up arms, or kiss your neighbor, or make dinner. The…