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Earlier this month, Bristol drum’n’bass DJ and producer Krust returned with his first album in over a decade, The Edge of Everything. Now, he’s releasing a pair of remix EPs: TEOE Remixes #1, out December 4, and TEOE Remixes #2, out December 11 (via Crosstown Rebels). The first instalment features Damian Lazarus, Batu, and Four
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Lokoy and Emilie Østebø, two superb Norwegian artists, joined forces to release their mellifluous track ‘a mistake.’ The song comes from Lokoy’s forthcoming album Badminton, which is due to be released on the 22nd of January via Propeller Recordings. Speaking about the collaboration Lokoy said: “I first met Emilie when she was playing support for Sløtface a
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Toho’s The Mysterians (1957) is a mammoth sci-fi spectacle, featuring giant lasers, flying saucers, underground domes, alien invaders, and robot monsters. Lying beneath its visual prowess is a set of questions, themes, and ideas that elevate The Mysterians as one of the decade’s most fascinating films. It asserts a warning for humanity: don’t misuse science. For 1957, in
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There’s a scene toward the beginning of Asif Kapadia’s documentary, Diego Maradona, where Maradona is standing in some dusty locker room, somewhere in Argentina, waiting to be interviewed. It’s the early ‘80s: He hasn’t moved to Europe yet, hasn’t won the World Cup, hasn’t quite become El Diego. But he’s started to score goals, started
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Their fifth and shortest full-length album, BE is somewhat of an oddity in BTS’ discography. Arriving just nine months after the K-pop group’s expansive, genre-hopping opus Map of the Soul: 7, it presents itself as almost the exact opposite product, yet also feels like a postscript to that project. Both efforts from the international superstars engage
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Back in October, Malady, a London-based four-piece band, released their exciting debut single ‘London, I Love You but You’re Bringing Me Down.’ Today, the band premiered a music video to accompany their ear-pleasing track. The music video was directed by Will Reid. Talking about the song Frontman Cobbinah said: “I must’ve heard LCD Soundsystem’s ‘New
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Three of this year’s five nominations are solo performances (Roddy Ricch for “The Box,” Travis Scott for “Highest in the Room,” and Anderson .Paak for “Lockdown”), and all of them feature rappers who both rap and sing. Meanwhile, The Best Rap Song and Best Rap Performance nominees are rewarding charismatic, talented newcomers like Megan Thee
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This holiday season, whether you choose to gather around the dining room table with your extended family in-person or digitally—one thing is for certain—the aromas of an amazing home-cooked meal will bring back a bit of normalcy this year. Since we all have enough to worry about in 2020, we’ve taken the guesswork out of
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Meet Aviva Reimer, Canada’s Millionaire Matchmaker, and the founder of the prestigious Perfect Fit Elite Lifestyle & Introduction Firm. Aviva Reimer is one of Canada’s preeminent authorities on life transformation, relationship building, and matchmaking. She is highly regarded in her effective techniques on Personal Development, Life Coaching, and Fitness. Aviva’s personal experiences in life and
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Johntá Austin (singer-songwriter, producer): They’ve been talking about [Verzuz] for a couple of years. Alicia Keys (singer-songwriter, married to Swizz Beatz): I was with the kids and I was doing something, and I checked on Swizz. He has this area downstairs where he’ll DJ and hang out and play music, and he’ll work on whatever.
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The short-sightedness of this approach might be baffling to outsiders who assume the Democratic party puts its all on the line to win. But for the organizers I spoke with on Tuesday, it’s a myopic habit that defines the national party’s political approach in the state—which many described as neglect and disinterest—when it comes to
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The term “‘90s sitcom” has become white noise. Thanks in part to the fight to secure streaming rights to all the iconic, nostalgia-inducing titles of yesteryear, it feels like the term has been uttered to the point of semantic satiation. But like all cliches, there was and remains a specific logic behind the catchall. The
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Like many young musicians, Dublin-based multi-instrumentalist Ev Carm spent much of his teenage years dreaming about making his first album. But it was only after he left that romanticized vision behind and decided to take a hiatus from consciously working on music that his debut full-length project, Awake, began to take shape – which is
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