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Music

                                      
        Pallbearer's Brett Campbell on Facing the Inevitable
    
        Farhot's 'Kabul Fire Vol. 2' Is a Luscious Look at Afghanistan
    
        Singer-Songwriter Pony Bradshaw Searches for Meaning on 'Calico Jim'
    
        Elori Saxl Fuses Technology and Nature on 'The Blue of Distance'

                                      
        Boris and Merzbow's '2R0I2P0' Howls Defiance
    
        Daptone Records' Gabriel Roth on Sharon Jones and the Power of Music
    
        Steven Wilson Goes Electronic on 'The Future Bites'
    
        A Krautrock Maestro and Folk Singer Team up for a Masterpiece

Film

                                      
        Candice Bergen's Latest Role Gets Them All Talking
    
        The Underestimated Resilience of Peace and Modern Society
    
        Actress Nina Hoss on the Art of Performance
    
        On Jean-Luc Godard's Game of Despair, 'Pierrot le fou'

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        'Stealing from the Saracens' Pursues Its Own Broken Crusade
    
        How the Cultural Revolution Turned China Against Itself
    
        Vuillard's 'The War of the Poor' and Historical Storytelling
    
        Amanda Gorman's History Lesson: An Inaugural Poem in the Shadow of White Supremacy

Television

                                      
        'City So Real' and the Politics of a Modern Metropolis
    
        The Artless Losers: Trump and Monty Python's Black Knight
    
        Why Racially Diverse British Period Dramas Matter
    
        The Mandalorian's Political Allegory: Diversity Is the Way

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Music Downloads - Week Ending 28 April 2009 (stream / video)

Please Donate to Help Save PopMatters

Pallbearer's Brett Campbell on Facing the Inevitable

Farhot's 'Kabul Fire Vol. 2' Is a Luscious Look at Afghanistan

Singer-Songwriter Pony Bradshaw Searches for Meaning on 'Calico Jim'

Elori Saxl Fuses Technology and Nature on 'The Blue of Distance'

Boris and Merzbow's '2R0I2P0' Howls Defiance

Daptone Records' Gabriel Roth on Sharon Jones and the Power of Music

Steven Wilson Goes Electronic on 'The Future Bites'

A Krautrock Maestro and Folk Singer Team up for a Masterpiece

Candice Bergen's Latest Role Gets Them All Talking

The Underestimated Resilience of Peace and Modern Society

Actress Nina Hoss on the Art of Performance

On Jean-Luc Godard's Game of Despair, 'Pierrot le fou'

'Stealing from the Saracens' Pursues Its Own Broken Crusade

How the Cultural Revolution Turned China Against Itself

Vuillard's 'The War of the Poor' and Historical Storytelling

Amanda Gorman's History Lesson: An Inaugural Poem in the Shadow of White Supremacy

'City So Real' and the Politics of a Modern Metropolis

The Artless Losers: Trump and Monty Python's Black Knight

Why Racially Diverse British Period Dramas Matter

The Mandalorian's Political Allegory: Diversity Is the Way

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