Dinner comes with a death sentence in Catarina and the Beauty of Killing Fascists
There’s a fascist on the menu and trouble at the table in Tiago Rodrigues’ unsettling, if overlong, political family drama
18 Questions with Amy Nuttall on the journey from Tim Burton to Forever Home
Amy Nuttall opens up about leading Forever Home, stepping into Tim Burton’s world for Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, coping with grief and discovering her own strength.
Joshua Jensen Walks The Line Between Memory And Regret On “People Were Singing”
Joshua Jensen turns memory, heartbreak and regret into “People Were Singing,” an emotionally charged folk ballad that builds from quiet reflection to a sweeping crescendo.
Inside Adriatique’s spectacular London takeover on the Thames
Adriatique transformed the Old Royal Naval College into a hypnotic world of melodic techno, cinematic visuals and movement beneath London’s summer skyline.
Jenny JAM’s “Toy Proof” and the Cost of Seeing a Relationship Clearly
Jenny JAM transforms heartbreak and a family crisis into “Toy Proof,” a defiant piano-driven track about seeing a relationship clearly and knowing when to walk away.
Ava Renn gets lost in the darkness on new single ‘Sellout’s Prelude’
The emerging songwriter is gearing up to release her sophomore record.