Black Metal: The Ultimate DocumentaryYou can watch the fake documentaries that perpetuate the fictional stories and yellow journalism, or you can watch something that shows artists speaking as they do to friends, instead of facades that the media loves. No other documentary has this huge amount of bands, and no other documentary treats you, the viewer, like an equal. There is no need to explain things that you already know.

Grooveline Horns

and Cosi fan Tutti

you could go on believing it

Kim Basinger (The Nice Guys) and Jon Lovitz (Southland Tales) star in a fish-out-of-water comedy with a sci-fi twist that questions whether a romance between two star-crossed lovers who are literally worlds apart can ever work

and percussionist talents to move the songs into new territories without altering their respective essences

has a phallic message

Huddersfield and Tanglewood Music Festivals

Talking Heads and more

Even his choice of the poet Lermontov for his first published song ('The Angel') is significant for a composer who always professed his belief in the divine nature of art and the artist's vocation

gospel and jazz to create a sound and style that appealed to the mainstream pop market

This release is an absolute boom bap monster with features from Sa-Rac

a jubilant performance featuring a saxophone duet (with Dacso on the tenor sax)