Wristmeetrazor is an alias as endearing as it is alienating. Similarly, their music conceives the tongue-in-cheek, opaque sentiment of screa...

Dutch sound artist and graphic designer Rutger Zuydervelt is a prolific collaborator. There are nearly two dozen releases on which Zuydervel...

Sharon Van Etten wrote her fifth album, Remind Me Tomorrow, in, as she told Exclaim!, "a delirium of wanting to be creative." The album's so...

On a new bit called "Funchspiracies," Ron Funches gleefully reveals his theory about Apple manipulating operating systems on their older mod...

There's a brief moment in the middle of Maggie Rogers' full-length debut where she brings things to a screeching halt. Up until piano ballad...

Taking Back Sunday were always a fan's band, a pivotal part of Long Island's turn-of-the-millennium punk scene who mostly confused critics....

Glass is one fractured movie.   Bad puns aside, Glass is often frustrating, in that all the pieces of a good film are here: decent pacing...

An important disclaimer: do not confuse this movie with Holmes & Watson, another retro buddy comedy starring John C. Reilly that is also cur...

Portland, OR's Sage Elaine Fisher has delivered an elegant, purposefully innovative recording that features vocals, harp and a healthy dose...

Nova Scotia's Marc Durkee has been quietly churning out quality albums and EPs since 2013. His material usually sits somewhere between gothi...

Named after the late French author Jean Baudrillard's 2007 book, Deerhunter's eighth full-length arrives with a lot of the same existential...