Alien: Covenant Renews Faith in the Franchise
Alien: Covenant" fills in all the right blanks for "Prometheus," propelling the franchise forward in a way its predecessor failed to do.
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23rd September 2017
Lorde Really Is a Stick of "Homemade Dynamite"
The New Zealand songstress appeared unflappably in her element, all elbows and spastic dance moves.
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18th July 2017
Thrones! The Musical Parody Brings Laughter to the Realm
The show pokes fun in a way fans will appreciate
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27th July 2017
A Ghost Story Lingers Long After the Credits Roll
The indie film teaches a haunting lesson about letting go.
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30th June 2017
Spider-Man: Homecoming Trades Angst For Easygoing Entertainment
Marvel’s latest revamp shows the comic book hero through a narrower lens
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19th July 2017
Haim's Something to Tell You Speaks to Our Retro-Loving Souls
The Los Angeles rock trio’s four-years-in-the-making sophomore effort doesn’t disappoint.
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16th June 2017
Chemistry Makes Rough Night Surprisingly Smooth
"Rough Night" might not break any new ground, but it does expand well on what’s already been done.
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9th June 2017
The Mummy Struggles to Resurrect Its Bygone Charm
"The Mummy" began with good bones, but sadly, the rest of the film just couldn’t maintain.
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26th September 2016
Empire of the Sun Reminds Us Why We’re “Alive”
It’s hard to see any other band the same once you’ve experienced the theatricality of this Australian electronic-rock duo.
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17th August 2015
Of Monsters and Men Delivers That ‘Mountain Sound’
Nanna Bryndís Hilmarsdóttir’s haunting plea to undo this storm in “Thousand Eyes” offered proper warning for the cyclone of sound we were about to experience.
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25th April 2016
The 1975 Captures the Moment
Frontman Matthew Healy casually smoked and sipped wine throughout the set, but his vocals never waned.
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17th August 2016
Album Reviews: Dinosaur Jr., Noname and Shura
We break down the newest releases from rock veterans Dinosaur Jr., Chicago newcomer Noname and rising pop singer Shura.
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17th October 2016
Alessia Cara Puts on a Meaningful Display
Considering Alessia is still in the freshman phase of her career, she didn’t have as much material to work with as a seasoned artist would. But quality far outweighed quantity here.
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16th June 2015
Neon Trees Shows the Pool ‘Mad Love’
The band teed off with new single "Songs I Can't Listen To," and it was all a desert dance party from there.
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25th October 2016
Charli XCX Plays It Safe But Never Boring
If you accepted Charli XCX’s late-night Pride performance for what it was—a strobe light marathon of interpretive trap dance—then you had a good time.
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16th April 2015
Marina and the Diamonds Delivers a Frootful Performance
The singer dipped into all three of her albums, but nothing satisfied fans more than when she circled back to her first, The Family Jewels.
