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Inside King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard’s Hard Dance Experiment: ‘This Is Some Mad Scientist Sh–‘
Australian band King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard have released Alien Metal, their 28th studio album, marking their most forceful move into high-tempo dance music. The album matters because the group, usually associated with garage and psychedelic rock, replaced guitars with a shared modular synthesiser and spent unusually long refining the material. Released on 14…
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CW’s Fan-Favorite Horror Comedy Makes Its Return to Free Streaming
The CW horror-comedy series iZombie has become available to stream free in the United States on Pluto TV and YouTube, giving the cult favourite a new opportunity to reach viewers after leaving Netflix in September 2024. Its return matters for fans of horror comedy and for audiences seeking a lighter, crime-focused take on zombie fiction.…
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Michael Sheen and Director Simon Ryninks Reveal Their Personal Connections to Welsh Sci-Fi Caper ‘Out There’: “This Really Pushed Buttons for Me”
Michael Sheen and debut director Simon Ryninks have discussed the personal inspirations behind Welsh science-fiction film Out There, which premieres in competition at the Edinburgh Film Festival. The film combines a story of grief with UFO folklore, using an apparent sighting over a Welsh town to explore the search for answers and closure after loss.…
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“Utterly bizarre”: The 1967 song too creative for Pete Townshend to comprehend
It was just too bizarre. The post “Utterly bizarre”: The 1967 song too creative for Pete Townshend to comprehend first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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10 Most Perfect Sci-Fi Shows of the Last 15 Years
Collider ranks recent science-fiction television series it considers especially accomplished, highlighting their storytelling, characters and imaginative scope. – ‘Love, Death & Robots’ is praised for inventive animated anthology episodes, despite uneven quality between instalments. – ‘Night Sky’ is described as a character-led portal mystery, with its one-season cancellation limiting further development. – ‘Timeless’ is commended…
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Nemzzz Drops New Heater ‘4AM’
Manchester rapper Nemzzz has released a new single, ‘4AM’, continuing a run of recent releases during what Clash describes as a strong summer for the artist. The track matters because it builds on the momentum of his viral single ‘GEEKIN’, reinforcing his growing profile in the UK rap scene. ‘GEEKIN’ has gained traction on TikTok,…
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5 Weird Tricks for Having a Brain
From the multibrained octopus to the bitty brain organoid, we’re all just inference engines making flawed bets on the future. Here are the five insights your brain will need to survive.
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JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Golden Spirit character tier list
Destructoid’s launch tier list for JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Golden Spirit ranks recruitable mobile-game characters by their apparent effectiveness in team building. It places S-tier units as the strongest foundations for teams, while A-tier characters are capable alternatives with more noticeable drawbacks. – S-tier: Caesar Zeppeli, Koichi Hirose, Bruno Bucciarati, F.F., Toni Trussardi and Avdol. -…
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The nation’s cartoonists on the week in politics
Every week political cartoonists throughout the country and across the political spectrum apply their ink-stained skills to capture the foibles, memes, hypocrisies and other head-slapping events in the world of politics. The fruits of these labors are hundreds of cartoons that entertain and enrage readers of all political stripes. Here’s an offering of the best…
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TV tonight: Lydia West’s offbeat college campus murder mystery
Tonight’s television highlights include Lydia West’s campus murder comedy-drama He Had It Coming, alongside concerts, comedy, crime drama and films. – He Had It Coming, 11.15pm, BBC Three: West plays feminist art student Elise, who and an influencer friend become entangled in a campus murder after vandalising a statue. – Beethoven’s Seventh at the Proms,…