You may remember Lara Croft: Tomb Raider and Lara Croft Tomb Raider: Cradle of Life with Angelina Jolie in the titular role from the early 2000s. Although there have been a number of Tomb Raider video games since then, the movie series has lain dormant. Now MGM and Warner Bros. are taking another crack at […]
Archive for April 29th, 2016
We’re getting a new ‘Tomb Raider’ movie, and Alicia Vikander is Lara Croft
April 29th, 2016 
Gabe Aikins 
Posted in Movies, News 
Tags: Alicia Vikander, Burnt, Ex Machina, lara croft, Roar Uthaug, The Danish Girl, The Man From U.N.C.L.E., tomb raider 
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Wake The Wild provide synth-pop goodness on “Touch The Ground”
April 29th, 2016 Mike Giegerich Bay Area outfit Wake The Wild have meshed airy synth-pop with mesmerizing live instrumentation on their new single, “Touch The Ground.” Featuring an irresistible hook that finds vocalist Zach Sorgen assure, “Not gonna let each other touch the ground,” the track bursts out of the gates with warm vibes aplenty and never lets go (besides its final minute that […]
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Andrew Luce and Graves usher in the summer with Chelsea Cutler on “Up To You”
April 29th, 2016 Mike Giegerich Daruma collective members Andrew Luce and Graves have teamed up with Chelsea Cutler for a brand new single. Entitled “Up To You,” the track’s artwork is shrouded in darkness, but don’t be fooled by the shadowy visuals; when Cutler’s soothing vocals meet the producers’ dance-worthy groove, it sounds best suited for laying in a field on a summer afternoon and […]
Posted in News, Streams Tags: andrew luce, chelsea cutler, daruma, electro, electronic, Graves, hype machine, hypem, summer, up to you Comments Off on Andrew Luce and Graves usher in the summer with Chelsea Cutler on “Up To You”REVIEW: After months of anticipation, Drake’s ‘Views’ lands with a thud
April 29th, 2016 Gabe Aikins Artist: Drake Album: Views Genre: Hip-Hop Label: OVO Sound, Young Money Entertainment It feels like Views (formerly Views From The 6) has been a shadow hanging over Drake since he announced it to Billboard all the way back in 2014. Last February he dropped If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late and we thought it […]
Posted in Editorials, Features, Reviews Tags: 40, album review, Controlla, Drake, future, If You're Reading This It's Too Late, Noah Shebib, Nothing Was The Same, one dance, ovo sound, review, rihanna, take care, thank me later, Too Good, views, What A Time To Be Alive, young money entertainment Comments Off on REVIEW: After months of anticipation, Drake’s ‘Views’ lands with a thudUTG PREMIERE: Weller – ‘Career Fair’ EP
April 29th, 2016 Brian Leak Today, we have the immense honor of premiering Weller‘s brand new EP, titled Career Fair. Recorded with Modern Baseball’s Jake Ewald at The Metal Shop in Philadelphia, Weller’s newest will work its way into the hearts and minds of those who can’t get enough of Ewald’s band and similar Pennsylvania acts like Tigers Jaw, Three […]
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April 29th, 2016 Brian Leak Today, North Carolina’s Greaver have released their massive conceptual effort, The Faun, through Cardigan Records. Having had the time to soak in the depth of its story and sonic intensity, we’ve teamed up with the band to share their in-depth breakdown of each of The Faun‘s 10 tracks and overarching storyline, which you can immerse […]
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April 29th, 2016 Drew Caruso Artist: Henrietta Album: Paper Wings Genre: Indie Rock Label: Animal Style I was a big fan of Henrietta‘s debut, The Trick Is Not Minding. Playing nothing like a debut, the band create incredibly emotional business, drowned in massive guitars and gritty vocals that are sure to bring up discourse on Pedro The Lion. On their […]
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viseMènn share video for post-rock epic “Begging You Please”
April 29th, 2016 Brian Leak Late last year, Norwegian rockers viseMènn released a visual accompaniment to their atmospheric post-rock jam “Begging You Please,” which features the band performing the song in a wooded area and two people who face a grim realization. There’s definitely a deeper meaning here, but we’ll allow you to interpret it for yourself rather than spoil […]
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