Tempers: Further
With their just-released official video for “Further,” NYC-based Tempers key listeners in to what can be expected of the brand’s forthcoming Fundamental Fantasy EP. Moody guitars get electronic punctuation and a thoughtful …
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Netflix Dominates the SAG Awards
While it might not get as much pop culture attention as the Golden Globes or Oscars, the SAG Awards carry tremendous value—in that actors themselves are voting on and honoring the best …
“Easy Driver” Commercial Features the Mercedes AMG GT C Roadster
Peter Fonda and Steppenwolf in a Super Bowl ad directed by the Coen Brothers
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Next-Level Female Adventure Photographers
Adventure photography has long been a male-dominated creative industry. Of late, however, more attention has been granted to women hustling under the same extreme conditions. From wingsuit jumping to ’round the world …
Jamiroquai: Automaton
Returning after a seven-year hiatus, Jamiroquai’s return will make you feel nostalgic, curious or both. For some, the band’s new single “Automaton” will be their first introduction to the British funk-pop band, …
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Earth’s First-Ever Hydrogen Metal
With pressure greater than the force within Earth’s core, two diamonds pressed upon liquid hydrogen and something happened for the first time ever on our planet: the lightest element in the periodic …
Superorganism: Something For Your M.I.N.D.
Perhaps it’s the fact that the band members are split between Maine and London that has offered new indie-pop group Superorganism such playful, exploratory depth. Debut track “something for your M.I.N.D.” warbles …
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Why We Owe Mary Tyler Moore
“The Mary Tyler Moore Show” debuted in September 1970 and was the USA’s first-ever show that focused on a single, independent, working woman. With all kinds of timely issues (which, sadly are …
Studio Visit: Glass-Maker Mark Pavlovits
Discussing process, passion and influences at the artist's LA space
Sundance 2017: “5 Films About Technology”
Producer Jonathan Keltz on his comedic short film addressing the woes of modern living