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, whether it's curating a stage or simply attending hundreds of shows at the annual event in Austin, Texas. Last year, the festival was canceled due to the pandemic, but it returned this March as an online festival. We programmed a 'stage' of Tiny Desk (home) concerts and presented them on the final day of the festival. Now, we present to you Tiny Desk Meets SXSW: four videos filmed in various locations, all of them full of surprises. Leave it to clipping. to innovate around the central notion of the Tiny Desk; to take the series' emphasis on close-up intimacy and transport it to new heights ...

Is this the real life? Behind the scenes on simulation theory doc A Glitch in the Matrix Are we all living inside a computer simulation? That’s the question explored in A Glitch in the Matrix. We spoke to director Rodney Ascher about the strange world of simulation theory. 5 February 2021 A Glitch in the Matrix (2021) Filmmaker Rodney Ascher has made a career out of exploring the extremes of the human experience, from the hidden meanings in Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining in Room 237 (2012) to the terrifying reality of sleep paralysis in The Nightmare (2015). For his latest film, A Gl...

Disclaimer:  I am only one man with limited time and, in 2020, I undertook a law conversion (hence the drop of in features in the winter), so if your favourite record is missing chances are I just haven’t heard it yet, so please share your favourite LPs below the line. Equally, because I’ve been extremely busy, this list leans heavily on albums that I have reviewed (big names, big hype releases) as there are still a host of records I’m desperate to hear, but will not include without having listened to them in full (Thou, Pallbearer, Sasha Sloan, The Koreatown Oddity, Napalm Death, Thun...

Top 12 best pop albums of 2020 By Maura Johnston Globe correspondent,Updated December 24, 2020, 10:00 a.m. Email to a Friend “DARK HEARTS” Annie Norwegian DJ and producer Annie’s bubbly synthpop defined a certain strand of 2000s indie-disco, its insouciance only outpaced by its bouncy beats — then she went mostly quiet for the 2010s. She’s shrouded in gloom on her first album in 11 years, with poppier tracks like the plush “The Streets Where I Belong” and the starlit ballad “Miracle Mile” serving as the ballast for mini-epics like the glittering â...