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The Smashing Pumpkins are set to return to North American stages this fall with The Rats In A Cage Tour, a large-scale live production built around the 30th anniversary of their landmark 1995 double album “Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness.” Launching on September 30 in Columbus, Ohio, and continuing […]
The Dresden Dolls, the pioneering punk cabaret duo featuring pianist / singer-songwriter Amanda Palmer and drummer / multi-instrumentalist Brian Viglione, are celebrating the 20th anniversary of their second studio album with “Yes, Virginia…(Tailor’s Version)”, a newly re-recorded version of the landmark 2006 LP arriving digitally, on CD, and vinyl on Friday, August 7. The album […]
Diego Barrera moves between Mexico City and Berlin carrying an interesting intellectual baggage. Germanic and Slavic linguistics on one side, a doctorate in theology on the other, yet in his case, none of it feels ornamental or distant. It seeps into the work in a way that’s almost structural, as […]
Geological Abstractionism begins where image-making dissolves into process: in a field where time, gravity, and matter take precedence over composition and immediate visual impact. Wallace Woo, a Paris-based contemporary artist and the founder of Stalactite Aesthetics, approaches painting as a form of sedimentation, a slow accumulation of material and meaning […]
Sou Noaki photographs beauty on his own terms. He grew up in a rural town with a clear view of Mount Fuji, the kind of place that usually ends up romanticized. But that’s not what stayed with him. “My town isn’t all beautiful,” he says. “If you go towards the […]
“The Waiting”, an exclusive photographic series by Marc T., is an exploration of suspended time, an intimate study of what exists in the quiet spaces between action and resolution. Rooted in themes of absence, solitude, and emotional distance, the work reflects the psychological weight of waiting, where stillness becomes both […]
Some bands evolve. Others dissolve and rebuild themselves entirely. Corlyx feels like the latter, a project shaped as much by movement as by sound, drifting between Los Angeles, the UK, Italy, and beyond, absorbing fragments of each place along the way. What emerges is a dark, seductive universe where goth, […]
The Essex troublemakers Rat Boy just dropped ‘Broken’, a loud, jagged new track that kicks like a boot to the ribs and doesn’t bother apologising after. It’s the kind of riff-first punk anthem that feels built for sweat-drenched venues and cheap beer floors, co-written with Tim Armstrong (Rancid / Transplants), […]
PARIS, June 2026: The era of painting as mere “image production” is over. In a landmark act of intellectual sovereignty, visionary artist and theorist Wallace Woo now presents his first physical manifestation, a movement that returns the act of creation back to the Earth Matrix, where visual expression yields to […]
There’s something quietly obscene about a garage in the Alps. Not obscene in the scandal sense, but in the way it sits there; too practical, too blunt, too indifferent to the romance we insist on projecting onto mountains. A small stone volume on a weekend property in the Raethian Alps, […]