reviews

Tycho's 'Infinite Health' Is Melodic Medicine

PUBLISHED Aug 29, 2024

There are few guarantees in life, but a new Tycho album that doesn't disappoint is something you can always bet on. Based in San Francisco...

'The Crow' Is Caws for Concern

Directed by Rupert Sanders

PUBLISHED Aug 29, 2024

James O'Barr's graphic novel 'The Crow' isn't a dense text. Its core themes aren't so thickly packed in metaphor as to obscure their...

Sabrina Carpenter's 'Short n' Sweet' Is a Raunchy Ray of Sunshine

PUBLISHED Aug 28, 2024

Sabrina Carpenter and summertime have a lot in common: a penchant for nostalgia, brash flirtatiousness, and now, 'Short n' Sweet'...

Season 4 of 'Only Murders in the Building' Has Reached a Moment of Reckoning

Created by Steve Martin and John Hoffman

PUBLISHED Aug 27, 2024

For Only Murders in the Building's fourth season, the whimsical investigative trio return to their usual hijinx to solve the murder of Sazz...

Anciients Stick to What They Do Best on 'Beyond the Reach of the Sun'

PUBLISHED Aug 27, 2024

Anciients were at the forefront of Canadian metal music after the release of their second album 'Voice of the Void'...

Choose Your Own Adventure to Ascension with Jon Hopkins's 'RITUAL'

PUBLISHED Aug 27, 2024

Jon Hopkins' music is filled with empathy and compassion, even if it often (consciously) struggles with maintaining composure...

Past and Present Dance Hand-in-Hand on Ghostkeeper's 'Cîpayak Joy'

PUBLISHED Aug 26, 2024

Like a ghost, certain artists tend to stick around. Transformation is the name of the game in a fickle Canadian music market ...

Luna Li's 'When a Thought Grows Wings' Glows with Fearless Optimism

PUBLISHED Aug 23, 2024

Words fail us as often as they serve us. As we filter the world through our many feelings and sensations...