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The Beatles’ ‘Revolver’ Has a Message from Your Future

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Ed Simon / 11 August 2026

Listening to the Beatles’ Revolver today, especially “Tomorrow Never Knows”, one gets the uncanny feeling that this album is not from 1966, but from the future.

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Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds Keep Reckoning with Death

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Andrew Sacher Immortalises 2010s Emo in ‘Emo Revival’

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Loose Talk with the Afghan Whigs’ Greg Dulli

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Between the Grooves of Radiohead’s ‘Kid A’

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When the 1950s Met the 1960s via LSD TV

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How Moebius’ Psychedelic Fantasy / Surrealist Art Influenced Video Games

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‘Evil Dead Burn’ Has a Twisted Touch of Artfulness

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Love, Death and Caste in Gay Romances ‘Heated Rivalry’ and ‘Cactus Pears’

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Jayashree Kamblé / 6 August 2026

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Horror and History Collide in Czech Director Jan S. Kolár’s Silent Films

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Michael Barrett / 5 August 2026

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Claude Sautet Forged an Admirable Path in Character-Study Drama

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Imran Khan / 3 August 2026

How Afropunk’s James Spooner Punked the Movement

How Afropunk’s James Spooner Punked the Movement

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James A. Cosby / 30 July 2026

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Love, Death and Caste in Gay Romances ‘Heated Rivalry’ and ‘Cactus Pears’

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ElectroMatters: The Best Electronic Music of July 2026

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MetalMatters: The Best Metal Albums of July 2026

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Every Christopher Nolan Film Ranked from ‘Batman’ to ‘The Odyssey’

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Chris Barsanti / 23 July 2026

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Outbreak Festival 2026’s Best Performances

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Ethan Stewart / 14 July 2026

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