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Caitlin Rose’s ‘Cazimi’ skirts predictability without being inaccessible. With ‘Hunt’ Lee Jung-Jae bit off more than he could chew. “Feeling Like” is another keyboard-driven pop gem in the Arkells lineage. Strangers discover the world from each other’s perspective in ‘Stay the Night.’ Drugdealer’s might remind you of the 70s, but they’re utterly unique. In Mark Mylod’s ‘The Menu,’ foodie dreams become a nightmare.

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Caitlin Rose’s ‘Cazimi’ skirts predictability without being inaccessible.

Caitlin Rose’s ‘Cazimi’ skirts predictability without being inaccessible.

Album Reviews: Run The Jewels, Caitlin Rose, Röyksopp

By: Owen Maxwell

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With ‘Hunt’ Lee Jung-Jae bit off more than he could chew.

With ‘Hunt’ Lee Jung-Jae bit off more than he could chew.

There has just been so much fantastic content coming from Korea over the last few years that has enhanced popular culture. 

By: Keith Whittier

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“Feeling Like” is another keyboard-driven pop gem in the Arkells lineage.

“Feeling Like” is another keyboard-driven pop gem in the Arkells lineage.

Album Reviews: Weyes Blood, Halo Maud, Maggie Rogers

By: Owen Maxwell

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Strangers discover the world from each other’s perspective in ‘Stay the Night.’

Strangers discover the world from each other’s perspective in ‘Stay the Night.’

In a time of dating apps and swiping, it is refreshing to see a film that shows people can still meet, dare I say, organically or in person.

By: Keith Whittier

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Drugdealer’s might remind you of the 70s, but they’re utterly unique.

Drugdealer’s might remind you of the 70s, but they’re utterly unique.

Album Reviews: Dragonette, Drugdealer, Christine and the Queens

By: Owen Maxwell

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In Mark Mylod’s ‘The Menu,’ foodie dreams become a nightmare.

In Mark Mylod’s ‘The Menu,’ foodie dreams become a nightmare.

The Menu is a delicious piece of film and I strongly recommend it.

By: Keith Whittier

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