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Robots struggling with emotions and humanity was a popular theme during the 1980s, also known as The Best Decade. Films like Blade Runner, Robocop, and Short Circuit sought to splice the rise of technological marvel with the oft-tainted intention of the organic Creator. Trevor Something’s latest release, Death Dream,…

With the assist from Oppositelock. Those guys throw keys with the best of them. Their door opening needs some work, though.

I’ll be blunt: I hated Toro Y Moi’s previous release, What For? Hate is a strong word, but the album was enough of a departure from his previous work that I had been wholly rebuffed by Chaz Bundick’s new sound. Indie folk rock, what for?

Ages ago I stumbled into a little record store intent on adding to my modest collection of black wax. I’d combed through what felt like endless sleeves of flaky, fading paper with nary a eye-catching find. I’d almost given up hope, but my pass through the last row unearthed Éthiopiques 4, and opened my eyes to the…

Clarity Clarence is the name of a well known meme on the internets. Clarence Clarity is the name of an upcoming electro-R&B artist from the UK, and this guy is no joke.

I’m not sure who SAINT-SAMUEL is or where he came from, but he has ruined my day, and possibly my week.

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Specifically Brick M. Stonewood, the protagonist from the retro point-and-click-slash-shmup Starr Mazer.

My listening habits tend to radically shift for no particular reason. Sometimes these changes happen yearly, or less frequently, spurred by the odd desire to be consumed by something new. The majority of 2014 has been spent discovering and loving Synthwave, which, if you haven't listened to yet, you should, right now.

J&L Game, one of my favorite game stores as a teenager, has vacated its iconic location on Elizabeth Street in Chinatown. Though relocated for some time now, this was the first time I've seen my old institution as a shell of its former self with my own eyes, and boy was it jarring.