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From the river’s edge, where water bends like liquid glass around knotted roots, Zena Holloway begins her quiet revolution. She is a conjurer of living matter, a weaver of subterranean whispers, turning humble roots into objects that hum with both utility and poetry. There is a strange alchemy in her […]
There’s something sacred about being seen, and something deeply intrusive about being captured. In Nicolas Demeersman’s long-running photo series “Fucking Tourist” (2009–ongoing), that thin line between the two is not just crossed, it’s obliterated, with one unapologetic middle finger. The French photographer, known as Jolipunk, stumbled upon the idea in […]
British genre-blender Native James returns with “Confession of a Sinner,” a visceral 13-track EP that cements his place as one of the most fearless voices in the UK’s alternative scene. Released on October 3rd, the record is a volatile collision of nu-metal fury, introspective lyricism, and cinematic ambition, a bold […]
Paramount Pictures has released the final trailer for Edgar Wright‘ “The Running Man”, and the timing feels almost pointed. His adaptation of Stephen King’s bleak sci-fi novel presents a future America where entertainment and brutality have fused into a state-sponsored spectacle, yet the trailer itself pulses with the kind of […]
Swedish one-man project Shadow Antlers returns from the threshold with “Outside Belongings”, a darkwave document of escape, fracture, and ecstatic disobedience. The mind behind the project, Jakob (also known for noise-rock / post-punk outfit RAMN), channels a raw electronic post-punk frequency: feral goth romance tangled with avant-darkwave circuitry and a […]
Nick Cave’s second novel leaps from page to screen, bringing the morally tangled world of Bunny Munro to life. Matt Smith takes on the role of the eponymous middle-aged salesman, a man juggling grief, lust, and the burdens of fatherhood after the suicide of his wife. Bunny Senior is a […]
Gorillaz have unveiled ‘God of Lying’, the latest signal flare from their upcoming ninth studio album, “The Mountain”, arriving March 20th, 2026. The track features Idles frontman Joe Talbot in a slow-burning, spoken-word trance, a vocal presence that feels less like singing and more like a sermon delivered from inside […]
The Prodigy are once again stirring the dust of the rave battlefield. Liam Howlett has hinted that the group are deep into crafting what he describes as “f**kin’ evil rave” music, a sharpened evolution of their signature riot-energy sound, ahead of a newly announced run of massive outdoor shows set […]
Once an industrial giant of Cape Town’s working waterfront, the former Grain Silo enters another life as the Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa. The museum rises out of the structure’s monumental residue: a cathedral of concrete memory shaped into a vessel for contemporary African expression. A grain silo, monolithic, […]
There is a particular stillness in “Just Another Ordinary Day”, a hush that feels almost holy, as if time itself has lowered its voice. Marat Safin, the Moscow-based photographer known for his soft-lit portraits of women, builds here a world suspended between longing and routine, tenderness and the dull gravity […]