Shōgun’s Finale Is an Elegy Instead of a Bloodbath, and the Series Is Better for It
Shōgun’s finale delivered an extended funeral instead of a pitched battle, and this matched the series perfectly.
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Joyer’s Slowcore Finds Its Footing on Night Songs
Brothers Nick and Shane Sullivan give us a healthy, mellow album that easily detonates into pop choruses or splattered distortion.
The Best TV Shows on Shudder
Shudder is mostly known as a home for horror movies, but it has a fair selection of horrific TV shows as well.
A Roundup of Recent Jazz and R&B Reissues
Box sets of recordings by Cannonball Adderley, Yusef Lateef, Sonny Rollins, Mavis Staples and more have made this spring a bumper harvest for Zev Feldman and Verve Records’ series of musical discoveries.
Slick Social Thriller Humane Never Grows Beyond its Premise
The world desperately needs to cut down its population in Caitlin Cronenberg’s shallow yet solid feature debut. Our Humane review: