Month: January 1970

If you’ve ever gotten into a fight with your mother, then Mars Needs Moms is for you. The film is an adaptation of a book illustrated by American cartoonist Berkeley Breathed, who is most famous […]

It’s hard not to feel like a part of history when Radiohead releases a new album. The band is pop royalty, probably the closest our generation has to a Beatles — fearless experimenters whose music […]

Late Nights & Early Mornings is the debut solo album from Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Marsha Ambrosius, a member of the English R&B act Floetry. The 13-track album boasts production from the likes of Just Blaze, Dre […]

Swedish indie pop singer Lykke Li is back with her sophomore studio album. The singer has claimed that Wounded Rhymes, an album about separation, is also personal reflection of her life, almost imitating her diary. […]

The name Toro y Moi, sort of translated to Bull and Me, is incredibly deceiving. The laid-back air that envelops Toro y Moi’s sound evokes images of soaring through a dense fog layering a city, […]

You wouldn’t expect Bucky Larson: Born to Be a Star — a movie about a young man who decides to pursue a career in adult films after discovering his parents were once porn stars — […]

After the group’s 2003 album 11th Window, some felt that Massive Attack had begun distancing themselves from their soulful, hip-hop roots.  Seven years later, Grantley Marshall MC Robert Del Naja and Andrew Vowles have reunited […]

Listening to her disc is like enjoying a hot cup of café mocha. The rich flavors blend to create an intense heightening of your senses and leave you only craving more and more. The album’s […]