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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 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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Looking for work can be brutal, but in Park Chan-wook’s latest, it’s downright lethal. The South Korean auteur behind “Oldboy” and “The Handmaiden” returns with “No Other Choice,” a pitch-black satire that imagines a job market where eliminating the competition is not just metaphorical. Set to hit cinemas on January […]
Björk is once again bending the frame of what a “release” can be. The Icelandic icon is quietly assembling new music for a forthcoming studio album, her first since “Fossora” (2022), and she’s choosing a museum, not a stage or streaming platform, to introduce it to the world. The National […]
A24 is polishing its altar again, this time for “Mother Mary,“ David Lowery’s upcoming psychological drama-thriller set to crash into theaters in April 2026. Forget the soft-focus mythmaking of “A Ghost Story,” Lowery seems finally ready to sink his teeth into something juicier, weirder, and possibly occult as hell. Front […]
A new era of cinematic ambition takes shape in Bi Gan’s “Resurrection,” a film poised to redefine what it means to dream on screen. Following his hypnotic explorations in “Kaili Blues” and “Long Day’s Journey Into Night,“ the Chinese auteur returns with an anthology that blurs the line between reality […]
Martin Amis returns to the Thames Estuary with “Reverie,“ a new photobook that feels less like a publication and more like a field report smuggled out of a dream. The project extends the quiet pulse of his earlier “This Land,“ yet the atmosphere here is heavier, more haunted, as if […]
Rising star Myles Lloyd unveils “I’m Still Thinking,” his highly anticipated new album that cements his place as one of R&B’s most compelling new voices. The project marks a major milestone for the Montreal singer and songwriter, expanding on the emotional depth and sleek, modern production that have earned him a fast-growing […]