Like everything else, KGB 2nd-generation illegals program is just an excuse to make out.

Jesus Christ, they just keep getting weirder. How many bands still remain this inventive, perplexing, clever and delightful 15 years and 8 or 9 albums in? You'd think they would alienate more and more of their audience with every new release considering that they have ALL been bizarre left turns, yet they seem to only…

That statement would have been true if you had checked in on Kayo Dot again literally any time in the last 10 years. Even their one-off/split e.p. tracks sound different than anything they, or anyone else, have ever done.

I'm going to need a gif of Beeman imitating 2 teenagers who've been caught making out by the close of the business day.

FUCK YES THIS FEATURE IS BACK

I love her weird thumb

I really hope The Ringer is at least twice as good as Grantland. And NO STEVEN HYDEN PLEASE

Don't talk to women. Don't approach them. Leave women alone. Let them chase us.

Are you implying there's something wrong with loving a robot that looks like a penis head perched atop a one-balled scrotum?

I had a breakthrough of some kind. For normal healthy functional people it's nothing groundbreaking, in fact it's nothing I haven't heard over and over again over the years that for whatever reason I resisted or blocked out or just refused to entertain for whatever reason.

I enjoy the spottier solo work more than the basically unassailable group work. It affords me the chance to actually relate to these guys as human beings and musicians and not larger-than-life symbols of absolute cultural perfection. I listen to the Fabs and I feel like one of their early American concert-goers; I…

Even if you really love music obsessively, anything after 500 or so is extra.

Heard one Bad Religion album, heard them all. Hell, hear one verse of any one song by them, you've now heard their entire catalogue.

I still get the "Lobster Mobster Mob" song stuck in my head all the time. Yes, this show was more clever than you'd think. Excellent article, Caroline Siede.

Age of Ultron is overkill done wrong.

Mail Robot, roboting the mail!

God, I miss music like this. Remember back in the 90s when it was fashionable to sound like Shudder To Think or Unwound or Karate? PEPPERIDGE FARM REMEMBERS

Can't forget about Blow-Up. Man, Antonioni has got some iconic-as-fuck endings in his filmography.

I'd always read that Il Grido was the first "real" Antonioni film, and L'avventura was merely the logical, more radical continuation of that theme. But I've only really seen the ending of that one, which seems to be the only part it's really known for anyway.

I'm losing my perspicacity!