Earlier this month, a train carrying hazardous materials — including vinyl chloride, a carcinogen — derailed in East Palestine, Ohio. Residents were evacuated from the area as Norfolk Southern, the company responsible for operating the […]
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Microsoft’s Bing A.I. Is Pissed at Microsoft
After launching an AI-powered Bing search engine earlier this month, Microsoft introduced an update designed to improve its conservations with humanlike responses, the Washington Post reported. The new Bing integrates a new version of AI […]
Pile: All Fiction
With their 2012 breakout Dripping, Pile cemented their status as one the loudest, most quietly influential DIY rock bands with riotous live shows and a discography that brawls with post-hardcore. In recent years, however, the […]
Erika: Anevite Void
Without wishing to spoil one of the best science fiction movies of the 1970s—you’ve had long enough to watch it, surely—there’s a crushing scene in Douglas Trumbull’s Silent Running that envisions a biome floating through deep […]
Black Belt Eagle Scout: The Land, the Water, the Sky
Katherine Paul, who performs under the moniker Black Belt Eagle Scout, first learned to drum from her family’s drum group, the Skagit Valley Singers. Years later, her dynamic percussion infuses her third album, the intimate The […]
Seaming To: Dust Gatherers
Seaming To’s musical heritage doesn’t immediately scream rebellion. The London-born singer, composer, and multi-instrumentalist comes from a family of concert pianists, and she followed their path at Manchester’s Royal Northern College of Music, where she […]
Two Shell: lil spirits
In a dance-music scene deep in the throes of Y2K nostalgia, Two Shell have managed to ride the zeitgeist without being too obvious about it. Sure, the styles that the mysteriously masked UK duo pluck from […]
Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs: Land of Sleeper
The heroes of doom metal seem to hold little regard for anything besides distortion and the devil. After all, subtlety can be difficult to convey with a Gibson SG, cartilage-cleaving vocals, and a cityscape of […]
Jonnine: Maritz
The trajectory of HTRK’s music was irrevocably altered by the death of bassist Sean Stewart after the group’s first album. Each subsequent release was a step in the grieving process, as vocalist Jonnine Standish and […]
Sexual Abuse Lawsuit Against Christian Reform School Is Going to Trial
Agapé Boarding School, a Christian reform school accused of abusing dozens of former students, shuttered its doors in January. Yet while the news of the facility’s long-awaited closure has brought relief to former victims, the […]
Tennessee’s LGBTQ Community Rallies as State Pushes Forward on Banning Drag Shows in Public
Protesters gathered Tuesday afternoon in Nashville’s Legislative Plaza to support the state’s LGBTQ community and show their opposition to a law that would criminalize drag performances in public places. Tennessee’s state Senate already voted a […]
LP Giobbi Aligns the Voices in Her Head on Light Places
Leah Chisholm is so excited to go grocery shopping, she’s literally screaming. “I’m so fucking good, it’s scary,” the Oregon-raised, Austin-based 27-year-old better known as LP Giobbi says over the phone. “I get to be […]

