From American thrash to Japanese metalcore: the 8 new metal songs that everyone needs to hear this week

But who needs sun, sea and socialising, anyway? We've got a brand-new week of heavy metal bangers to listen to! Before we ...

Ads of the Week: photorealistic pups, feline futures and a spaceship break-in

Fi builds its Starlink dog tracker ad around a shoot it could never stage Dolsten & Co. creates a photorealistic AI campaign ...

‘They ate the shrimp, they even ate the crab’: Thai fishers count the cost of a voracious invader

Huge numbers of blackchin tilapia, a fish native to west Africa, are wreaking havoc among Thailand’s river ecosystems. Experts – and some chefs – are seeking sustainable solutions ...

How Sunflower Bean’s Nick Kivlen Found a Mellow Psychedelic Groove of His Own

The guitarist tells us about finding his voice and going DIY for his great new solo debut, Addicted to the Sunset ...
The Quietus

Spool’s Out: Cassette Reviews for July by Daryl Worthington

A decision made on any recording is whether to capture its setting or obscure it – keep the recording earthed to the real ...
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Celebrating Maya Hawke’s 28th Birthday and Her 5 Outstanding Roles

On her 28th birthday, Maya Hawke isn't just celebrating another year as Hollywood’s favorite alt-pop princess and screen ...
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Sacred Houses: Transforming Architecture of Faith

Existing conditions are challenging. Churches are places with a specific history and a strong identity. Reusing and ...

Surf’s up, Colorado: Hey, hey, we’re the Astronauts!

Meet everyone from Woody Paige to Frank Welker to Bill Murray to India.Arie as our countdown moves into the top 100 leading ...
Smithsonian Magazine

How Scientists Are Recreating a Mating Call Last Heard in the Jurassic Period

Every fossil is a time capsule with its own story to tell—or sing. Now paleontologists have listened as never before, recreating an insect song that has not been heard in 165 million years. Working in ...