In addition to the band’s first new recorded music in over a decade, 2016 also saw The Rolling Stones release Havana Moon, a 2 CD/DVD set documenting the band’s first live performance in Cuba.

Recorded live over two days in London, In The Same Room is the glowing starter sparks of Domino Documents, Domino Records’ new imprint, its documentary-on-sound homage to music’s radio-era grainy golden years smartly dressed into impeccably produced live-cut studio recordings.

With one world-changing science experiment, neurological researcher Dr. Thomas Harbor (Robert Redford) has proven the existence of an afterlife.

Expecting the unexpected can work in the favor of bands like Radiohead, U2, and R.E.M. They build up a reputation for trendy experimentalism that is met with enthusiastic anticipation by their fanbase.

There is a scene early in Michelangelo Antonioni’s first English language film, Blow-Up, that captures the value of revisiting films – or art in general.

It’s hard to figure out the duo of Alison Goldfrapp and Will Gregory, known simply as Goldfrapp. It’s also hard not to like them.

With Undertow, Michigan lifers Wolf Eyes turn in their best in a decade, scraping off past aural gunk to reveal an icy unease owing as much to Terje Rypdal and Ligeti as to their cornerstone industrial forebears.

It seems doubtful that a single review of The Blackcoat’s Daughter will be published without referencing the idea that horror cinema is in writer/director Osgood Perkins’ blood.

For his new project, the ever-prolific Chaz Bundick, of Toro Y Moi fame, has teamed up with The Mattson 2, a duo of brothers that play freewheeling instrumental psych-rock.