Nicolae Baldovin

Gadi Sassoon is Painting the Stars with Sound in “Live at the UN”

The first notes of “Live at the UN” emerge like starlight breaking through the dense fabric of night, piano keys trembling under the weight of anticipation, each vibration a call into the vast unknown of the listener’s own consciousness. Gadi Sassoon, a composer whose classical training intertwines seamlessly with transmedia […]

ULVER Drop ‘They’re Coming! The Birds!’, A Glimpse of Their Next Album

Ulver offer the next single ‘They’re Coming! The Birds!’ taken from the eclectic Norwegian cult act’s forthcoming new album “Neverland”, which has been scheduled for digital release on December 31, 2025 and for physical release on February 27, 2026. “Neverland”, the fourteenth studio album by Ulver is the sound of an escape. A journey into undiscovered lands. Following three albums, “The […]

BOXING CLUB Shakes Up London With ‘City Boy’

In the pulse of London’s underground, where streets hum with restless energy and neon lights drip like wet paint over asphalt, Boxing Club carve their mark with a precision that bites. ‘City Boy,‘ their second single, arrives like a flash of fractured sunlight through the overcast British sky, sharp, urgent, […]

BOXING CLUB: Post-Punk Confessions from the Edge of Two Cities

Boxing Club are the kind of band that could only form in the cracks of a city, through forum ads, collapsing rehearsals, and the beautiful chaos of the London underground. A London-via-Glasgow four-piece, they fuse the city’s ambition and late-night frenzy with Glasgow’s grit and brutal honesty. Their live shows […]

DUEL NATIVE Unleashes Raw, Live-Born Energy on New EP and Single

Released globally on Friday, 14 November 2025, Duel Native’s latest EP gathers four live recordings tracked in Naarm (Melbourne), Australia, an intimate snapshot of an artist who thrives in the volatile space between performance and ritual. The project arrived on the heels of Duel Native’s work scoring and performing in […]

A New “Friday the 13th” Film Stirs After Sixteen Silent Years

Some franchises refuse to stay buried. They sink, they twitch, they wait, like something half-remembered and half-rotted at the bottom of a cursed lake, until the industry decides it’s time to resurrect them for another blood-soaked lap around the multiplex. And now, after sixteen years of cinematic quiet, “Friday the […]

Red, Rude & Reckless: Inside Yi Ling’s Taboo Playground

Entering Yi Ling’s world is like stepping into a lucid dream where the ordinary trembles at the edge of the surreal. From the streets and quiet corners of Taiwan, she draws the minutiae of daily life and transforms them into tableaux that are at once intimate and confrontational. Her work […]

Lui Liu: Naked Allegories of the Modern Chinese Dream

In Lui Liu’s paintings, the familiar collapses into the extraordinary, and everyday life shimmers with an intimacy that borders on transgression. A provincial wedding hall becomes a stage where gestures once disciplined by custom unfurl with quiet, subversive insistence. Figures occupy the space like vessels of desire and reflection, their […]

If You Breathe Sci-Fi, You Cannot Miss the HR Giger Museum Bar

Stepping into the HR Giger Museum Bar in Gruyères is like being swallowed by a living nightmare that’s also a masterpiece. Perched atop a hill in a medieval castle that has weathered four centuries of Swiss winters and sun, the bar feels less like a venue and more like an […]

A Quiet Photostory Woven in Wind and Wildflowers

Certain artists approach the human body as if unearthing a relic preserved across centuries of forgotten myth. Tesi, known in the digital ether as Tesi Four, born Sergey in the wide-breathed solemnity of Novokuznetsk, belongs to this quiet lineage of seekers. In his vision, the naked figure rises as a […]

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