Pool Girl Surfaces with Lush Sophomore EP, ‘Ultramarine’
Pool Girl
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Pool Girl, aka LA-based soundscaper Allie Nixon, returns with Ultramarine - a dreamy, four-track EP that broadens her sonic palette while maintaining the dreamy shimmer that defined her 2024 debut, Trophy Wife. Where her earlier work flirted with nostalgic indie-pop, ‘Ultramarine’ dives headfirst into more ambient, experimental waters.…
Premiere: Tom & Collins drop new single, ‘Time To Party’
Tom & Collins, the Mexico City natives, mark the strategic reboot of their Terms & Conditions Records imprint with the release of their new single, 'Time To Party'.
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The duo has tapped Maccabi House DJ DvirNuns for a collaboration that sonically signals the label's new direction towards indie dance and contemporary Afro house. 'Time to…
Empara Mi Shines a Light on the Monsters & Masochists Within
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Empara Mi wears looks chosen by her from CHESHE. Blonde wig: Sarah Necia
Photography: Jemima MarriotStyling: Empara MiWords: Charles ConwayProduction & Photography Assistant: Lee FurnivalSpecial Thanks: Chloe Hadded @ Weller Media Agency
Singer-songwriter, producer, and artistic jack-of-all-trades Empara Mi graces our cover to mark the release of her…
Saint Stacy drops ‘Beginner Again’, a Stylish Indie-Pop Debut Album
Saint Stacy
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Saint Stacy arrives with flair on her debut album Beginner Again, a sleek and authentic collection of tracks which elevates the rising Swiss artist from one to watch as one to stay. Behind the project is former Kadebostany vocalist Kristina, a multidisciplinary force blending music, visual art, and fashion into a distinct aesthetic that feels both…
Bob Landström: From the Core – Making Art from Volcanic Rock
Bob Landström
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Bob Landström is an Atlanta-based artist working where science meets spirituality. He’s best known for paintings made entirely with crushed, pigmented volcanic rock—worked with trowels, knives, nails, and custom tools to build gritty, luminous surfaces.
Trained in both fine art and electrical engineering, Bob Landström explores the…
How TV and Film Shape Lifestyle Choices
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Television and film have long held a unique position in society as more than just sources of entertainment. They act as mirrors and moulds for cultural trends, influencing how people dress, speak, and even behave. From the glamorous lifestyles portrayed in high-budget productions to the gritty realism of independent cinema, visual media consistently shape our…
What to Know About Designer Wedding Bands Before You Buy
Selecting a wedding band is a crucial part of the wedding planning process. It is a sign of eternal love and expresses individual style. A brief overview of designer wedding bands can help you make an informed selection. Here are some key points to consider when selecting such special pieces.
Materials Matter
Wedding bands come in a range of materials, which makes the selection of material…
50 Years Later, We Still Feel the Ripples of Jaws in Culture and at the Cinema
Throughout 2025, the film industry has celebrated the 50th anniversary of one of the most impactful movies ever put to the big screen. Jaws didn’t just make a huge splash at the box office, but its incredible story, direction, and the practical effects all combined to swing public opinions of the ocean and sharks themselves.
Ever since, people have become more and more fascinated with these…