On the eve of her first European tour, Margaret “Pharmakon” Chardiet was admitted to hospital where she had a cyst removed that had collapsed one of her organs. This harrowing experience formed the mind-versus-body concept of her new record Bestial Burden.

Indie vampire film Summer of Blood bares baby teeth instead of fangs.

Pee-wee’s Playhouse was a show for kids, by (overgrown) kids.

However successful Dear White People may be at capturing hearts and minds when it comes to social and political issues, it has the early indicators of being a small-scale cult classic.

Sex Pistols - The TV Tapes serves as a visual timeline of the seminal UK punk act.

Describing Kindness‘s debut album was no easy task. Was it hip-hop? Was it R&B? Was it dance? Nobody really quite knew. But World, You Need a Change of Mind was such an intriguing record that it didn’t matter. Its creator, Adam Bainbridge, was undeniably a star in the making.

Surely, history was nowhere as simple as The Liberator makes it.

Based on a Japanese folk tale, the most striking element of this new feature from Ghibli co-founder Isao Takahata (Grave of the Fireflies, My Neighbor the Yamadas) is its art style.

Each genre has its gods. Rock has the Stones, pop has The Beatles, but when it comes to electronic music there are few who could rival Aphex Twin‘s truly individual and pioneering production.