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Premiere: Sundays and Cybele – Almost Heaven

Named after the 1962 French film directed by Serge Bourguignon, Sunday’s and Cybele are the brainchild of Tokyo multi-instrumentalist Kazuo Tsubouchi. Taken from the band’s forthcoming album Heaven, out on…

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Film Review – Adrift: People of a Lesser God

Sometimes the content of a film is much more important than the actual film itself. One of the most pressing world problems and biggest tragedies of this century is that…

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Incoming: Ant-Man

The next evolution of the Marvel Cinematic Universe brings a founding member of The Avengers to the big screen for the first time with Marvel Studios’ “Ant-Man.” Armed with the…

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News: Susumu Yokota dead at 54

Prolific Japanese composer/producer Susumu Yokata passed away earlier in the year, his family have announced. Yokota, who also released albums under aliases such as Ebi and Prism as well as…

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See: N. Lannon releases new video for “Endless Night”

Sometime Film School guitarist N. Lannon aka Nyles Lannon has recently released his third solo album, Falling Inside, and eclectic mix of electro-folk onto which Lannon has added samples from…

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See: Sun Drug release new video for “Wildman”

Taken from their recent Sun Drug EP, the LA four piece of the same name are releasing a new single taken from that EP, Wildman, out on August 7th. From…

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EP: Florian Kupfer – Explora

Rising German producer / DJ Florian Kupfer produced something of an instant classic when he released his debut track, 2013’s Lifetrax, and he followed it up with a slew of…

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Film Review: The Wonders

The Wonders, the beautiful new film from Alice Rohrwacher, derives its power and majesty from a beautiful simplicity. In a world where cinema audiences increasingly demand to be emotionally jolted,…

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Album Review: LA Priest – Inji

There are two ways an artist can go when breaking free from the shadows of a former group and going it alone. They can either adopt the style of their…

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See: Paper Kites release new visuals for Electric Indigo

In anticipation of their forthcoming album twelvefour, due out on 28 August, Melbourne indie-folk outfit, Paper Kites, have released a video of the song ‘Electric Indigo’. The song itself is…

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Premiere: Sundays and Cybele – Almost Heaven

Film Review – Adrift: People of a Lesser God

Incoming: Ant-Man

News: Susumu Yokota dead at 54

See: N. Lannon releases new video for “Endless Night”

See: Sun Drug release new video for “Wildman”

EP: Florian Kupfer – Explora

Film Review: The Wonders

Album Review: LA Priest – Inji

See: Paper Kites release new visuals for Electric Indigo