In 1978 a little-known four-piece band from the suburbs of Chicago self-released a record with little promotion and less fanfare. It was the only record the band would release, before they broke up three short years later.

The Secret History, Volume 1 is a pretty strange rerelease, even by Pavement standards. Comprising a string of outtakes from the indie icons’ debut album, plus a couple of Peel sessions and a live set from 1992, it’s a good chunk of classic Pavement fare.

After the death of his best friend, Teddy, 18-year-old Jude (Asa Butterfield) moves to the City to live with his pot-dealer dad, Les (Ethan Hawke) and finds himself thrust into the heart of chaos.

To anyone familiar with Tim & Eric and their off-the-wall brand of comedy, starting a pseudo religious self-help cult might not sound like the most logical step in their careers. To anyone really familiar with Tim & Eric, it might sound exactly like the most logical step.

For her third album under the moniker The Mynabirds, Laura Burhenn once again takes a step in a different direction, with a profoundly powerful result.

President’s bold political motifs are energized by the films blatant humanity, clearing the way for warmly comic moments as well as dark turns into the recesses of man’s cruelty.

When the musician simply known as Jamison turned to his Teen Daze name in the past, he was looking to release electronic tracks, namely those which sweep through downtempo rhythms with grandeur.

Cop Car is a must watch film for fans of grisly, violent crime thrillers.

Pacific Rim by way of Top Gun.