New My Bloody Valentine album ‘m b v’ – stream here
Over the weekend My Bloody Valentine released its 22-years-in-waiting follow-up to its much beloved Loveless (Support the Independent Ethos, purchase direct through Amazon via...
Manu Chao to make Miami debut in Sept.
Just as I thought I was done hyping the shows coming to South Florida this September, I get an email from the the Rhythm...
Florida Film Critics Circle announces 2018 winners
As promised yesterday, here are the winners of the annual Florida Film Critics Circle Awards. This writer became chair of the group this year,...
It’s Kubrick week at O Cinema in Wynwood, Miami; read all...
In anticipation of the Miami premiere of the buzzy documentary Room 237, one of Miami's local art houses, O Cinema, will spend a week...
‘The Connection’ (1962) explores the agony and ecstasy of men waiting...
Even in today’s “progressive” society, women directors are still considered an anomaly in the world of filmmaking. This brief interview, shot not too long...
Alan White of ‘Yes’ talks ‘Cruise to the Edge’ and early...
While giant music festivals continue to bring in huge crowds to cities like Chicago (Lollapalooza) and even right here in my hometown of Miami...
Open letter to IFC: send 35 mm to UM’s Cosford Cinema!
After letting Antichrist stew for a couple of days, I think Lars Von Trier created a fine piece of psychological filmmaking that exists beyond the...
Director of One Week and a Day visiting South Florida
Earlier this year I called Israeli writer-director Asaph Polonsky "a strong new voice in Israeli cinema." Well, now you can see him right here...
Broncho's new single: the catchiest indie rock song I've heard in...
https://soundcloud.com/bronchoband/class-historian
It's probably been two years since I've heard a single as catchy as the new song by BRONCH, "Class Historian." The last song that was as infectious must have...
Local spotlight: Harnessing the monstrous “instru-metal” sound of Holly Hunt on...
Whether the couple behind the music of Holly Hunt realizes it or not, they treat their instruments as channels into something beyond simple music....