John Guillermin’s 1968 thriller, scored by Francis Lai and starring George Peppard, gets its first-ever Region 1 release in a crisp Techniscope restoration.
Menu
John Guillermin’s 1968 thriller, scored by Francis Lai and starring George Peppard, gets its first-ever Region 1 release in a crisp Techniscope restoration.
A new full-length arrives right as an Earl Sweatshirt feud and broader backlash threaten to bury the conversation. The album, for what it’s worth, makes a solid case for ignoring the noise.
Alive with Ghosts Today traces the story of the abolitionist uprising through an ensemble that pairs Bill Frisell’s guitar with violin, clarinet, and trombone.
On a new episode of Lipps Service, the band unpack their fourth post-reunion record, the documentary years in the making, and an unlikely friendship with Paramore’s Hayley Williams.
A European tour aligns with the anniversary of her first concert film, as a recent Guardian ranking maps a catalogue where pop and the avant-garde keep colliding.
The second album from Shigeru Ishihara and Johanes “Mo’ong” Santoso Pribadi pushes further into the dissonant space where traditional Indonesian and Japanese music meet metal, electronics, and breakcore, shaped by a concept of volcanic terrain.
The host answered the same intimate questions he has asked more than 80 guests during his Late Show tenure. The segment aired in the show’s final week.
At Aarhus’ annual showcase, the Danish quintet turned a packed room into a choreographed argument against complacency.
The bassist’s comments arrive months after a stage accident left Neil with broken ribs and a long recovery.
The multi-city event, anchored in Birmingham, will mark the 112th anniversary of Sun Ra’s birth with film screenings, talks, and a performance from the Arkestra.
