The Panoptic Team are back again with their favourite singles that they have listened to this week. This time round we’ve got a song by Scarlett Johansson about a reptilian bird. How about that? Aloe Blacc may be back to his best too. Have a read to find out more.
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Backed up by an unsettling score, uncanny camerawork, and editing which supplements the film’s nightmarish qualities, Hereditary is a must-see for the most jaded horror devotee – although more sensitive viewers should take caution…
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How ‘sleeponomics’, a term coined to describe the services for sleep-deprived workers in South Korea, became a bourgeoning worldwide industry.
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So what am I asking when I ask you to spare a thought for invisible identities? Well, exactly that: acknowledge us. We finally have words to describe age-old concepts, and the means to educate ourselves on them.
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Follow our Singles of the Week here. Freddie Metherell, ‘Hello?’ by Clairo feat. Rejjie Snow Clairo is a product of the internet era. Last year, in a way common to the age of the internet, she shot to fame with a 2:58 video she posted on YouTube. A year later, and she has just dropped her…
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Mexico’s first indigenous female presidential candidate failed to get on the ballot for the July 2018 election, shining a light on structural discrimination in the troubled country.
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Arrested Development has never been a show that is easy to take seriously, and has been a much-beloved cult classic since 2003. But has it already played its best cards over the last 15 years?
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Insecurity, sex, anger, and leadership make for riveting reading in James Comey’s ‘A Higher Loyalty’. Comey’s account of Trump’s White House has usurped Michael Wolf’s Fire and Fury as the authoritative account of what Trump does behind closed doors.
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Here are the tracks that we’ve been grooving to all week. Big Shaq is back and he won’t dance for anyone. We’re not sure if he’s heard the new Gilligan Moss song though.
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Baroque-era composer Johann Sebastian Bach is arguably the most influential composer in human history. These days, his music, more than any other composer’s, is still being studied, analysed and performed – setting the stage for the constant evolution of classical music for centuries to come.
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