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Infinity Ward has released a playlist update, new weapon bundle and patch for Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare and Warzone. Read More: ‘Call Of Duty:… Read More »Infinity Ward updates playlist for ‘Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare’ and ‘Warzone’
Here’s something we rarely encounter: a debut album without a press release, winning a review on the basis of sound alone. Dublin’s Peter Jones does provide… Read More »Peter Jones ~ Carrying Glass
We’ve been fans of Moscow’s Dmitry Evgrafov from the very start, when he released Lying on Your Shoulder in a cardboard sleeve with tuck-in flap. From there he’s gone… Read More »Dmitry Evgrafov ~ Surrender
The Summer 2020 slate is already loaded with amazing albums. The first comes from Iceland’s Atli Örvarsson, who has been scoring for film and TV… Read More »Atli Örvarsson ~ You Are Here
Max Richter‘s Voices is the perfect album for this weekend, indeed for this time in human history: a heartfelt reflection on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.… Read More »Max Richter ~ Voices
Today we are halfway to Christmas, which seems fitting as today is the day that May is released. While the EP’s title refers to the month in… Read More »Derek Yau ~ May
The Last Farm is one of the shortest releases we’ve ever covered, but we’re always interested in anything related to Sigur Rós. Kjartan Sveinsson recorded this score… Read More »Kjartan Sveinsson ~ The Last Farm
Orville Peck has confirmed the new release date for his forthcoming EP ‘Show Pony’. It will now hit shelves and streaming services on August 14.… Read More »Orville Peck confirms new release date for ‘Show Pony’ EP
Beabadoobee has announced her debut album ‘Fake It Flowers’. Read More: The NME Big Read – Beabadoobee: “I want to live in the ‘90s!” The… Read More »Beabadoobee announces debut album ‘Fake It Flowers’
The Matrix cinematographer Bill Pope has described working on the franchise’s second and third films as “mind-numbing and soul-numbing”. Read More: The Matrix at 20:… Read More »‘The Matrix’ cinematographer says working on film’s sequels was “mind-numbing and soul-numbing”