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As brutally unsettling as Kristin Hayter’s work as Lingua Ignota can be, her music is rooted in the cathartic power of empathy and a deep, complicated desire for peace. On her previous LP, 2019’s astonishing Caligula, she combined the sounds of classical music, metal, and noise in an attempt to exorcise trauma, reclaiming the “phallocentric
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Tierra Whack has shared a new song called ‘8’, which is taken from the new soundtrack for EA Sports’ Madden NFL 22. The 11-track soundtrack, out now via Interscope, also includes contributions from Swae Lee and Jack Harlow, J.I.D, Moneybagg Yo, Tank and the Bangas, 42 Dugg, and more. Listen to Tierra Whack’s ‘8’ below.
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What you need to know. So you are going to the casino, either online or in-the-flesh. You have probably prepared yourself for this moment, wondering what to expect, if you are going to a casino in the flesh you are probably thinking it is going to be like a James Bond movie. Going online, you
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Indemnity is the new picture from the South African production outfit Gambit Films, the company behind the successful Netflix crime series Blood & Water (2020– )  and the festival favourite Number 37 (2018), a brutally violent twist on Alfred Hitchcock’s classic Rear Window (1954). Written and directed by Travis Taute (who worked on both of
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What makes the Stranger Things actor and budding movie star one of the most likable guys in Hollywood? We tried to get him to explain. (Operative word: tried.) By Brennan Kilbane Photography by Marie Tomanova August 12, 2021 Blazer, $5,800, shirt, $800, and pants, $1,300, by Gucci. Sunglasses, $138, by Bonnie Clyde. Scarf and bow,
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British composer and multi-disciplinary artist Klein has announced a new album, Harmattan, set for release on November 19 via Pentatone. It’s led by the single ‘Hope Dealers’, which arrives with a self-directed music video. Check it out below and scroll down for the record’s cover artwork and tracklist.  “Honestly, to me, ‘hope dealers’ is really
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“It can’t get much worse than this,” Conor Murphy croons on ‘At Least We Found the Floor’, an acoustic highlight off Foxing’s new album, Draw Down the Moon. The record takes its name from Margot Adler’s book about contemporary Paganism, but you don’t need to be interested in spirituality, relate to Murphy’s past reflections on
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Three members of Chromatics have announced the band’s breakup. Vocalist Ruth Radelet, guitarist Adam Miller, and drummer Nat Walker have all signed a statement that was shared on Radalet and Miller’s Instagram accounts. “After a long period of reflection, the three of us have made the difficult decision to end Chromatics,” their joint statement reads. “We
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New Zealand’s Coming Home in the Dark is the first feature film directed by James Ashcroft, perhaps better known as an actor and most recognisable to international audiences for his minor role in the hit horror-comedy Black Sheep (2006). But there’s nothing funny about this powerful, nail-bitingly tense and disturbing road thriller, in which an
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You know “Respect,” “Natural Woman” and “Rock Steady.” As a new biopic starring Jennifer Hudson hits the obvious notes, try these equally brilliant deep cuts. By Keith Phipps August 6, 2021 Aretha Franklin performs in Los Angeles, May 16, 1975.Getty Images In 1985, Atlantic Records released one of the best hits collections ever compiled, Aretha
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CHVRCHES and John Carpenter have joined forces for a series of remixes. The legendary film director and composer has shared his version of the Scottish trio’s recent single ‘Good Girls’, taken from their upcoming album Screen Violence, while CHVRCHES have remixed ‘Turning The Bones’, from Carpenter’s latest LP Lost Themes III: Alive After Death. Take
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