Reviews
Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein Is the Best, Most “Aliiiiive!” Adaptation Yet: Review
The Netflix film stars Oscar Isaac and Jacob Elordi as creator and creation, streaming November 7th. Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein Is the Best, Most “Aliiiiive!” Adaptation Yet: Review Liz Shannon Miller
Aftershock 2025 Fest Shakes Sacramento with blink-182, Deftones, Korn, Bring Me the Horizon
The four-day fest also featured A Perfect Circle, Rob Zombie, Gojira, Lamb of God, Turnstile, GWAR, and more. Aftershock 2025 Fest Shakes Sacramento with blink-182, Deftones, Korn, and Bring Me the Horizon: Review + Photos Raymond Ahner
Paul McCartney Literally and Figuratively Duets with the Past on the Got Back Tour: Review
An exuberant concert stop in Las Vegas brought together seven decades of music. Paul McCartney Literally and Figuratively Duets with the Past on the Got Back Tour: Review Liz Shannon Miller
Monster: The Ed Gein Story Is as Horrific as a Wet Fart: Review
The disappointing Netflix anthology series stars Charlie Hunnam as the titular killer. Monster: The Ed Gein Story Is as Horrific as a Wet Fart: Review Amelia Emberwing
Taylor Swift’s Release Party Was Basically Church — With Lyric Videos
The movie-theater-exclusive event was a strangely reverent experience. Taylor Swift’s Release Party Was Basically Church — With Lyric Videos Liz Shannon Miller
Taylor Swift’s The Life of a Showgirl Is All Dressed Up with Nowhere to Go: Review
For an album called The Life of a Showgirl, there aren't too many theatrics. Taylor Swift’s The Life of a Showgirl Is All Dressed Up with Nowhere to Go: Review Wren Graves
CBGB Festival Continued CBGB’s Legacy: Great Music, A Bit Messy
Iggy Pop's phenomenal set closed out a day of amazing music featuring Jack White, Johnny Marr, and more. CBGB Festival Continued CBGB’s Legacy: Great Music, A Bit Messy Ben Kaye and Spencer Kaufman
Turnstile’s “NEVER ENOUGH TOUR” Is All About Hardcore, Love, and Hardcore Lovers: Review + Photos
Not only have Turnstile become one of the premier artists of the ongoing hardcore resurgence, but they've grown into that role with a noticeable amount of grace. Their set at Chicago's Huntington Bank Pavilion proved just that. Turnstile’s “NEVER ENOUGH TOUR” Is All About Hardcore, Love, and Hardcore Lovers: Review + Photos Jonah Krueger
Doja Cat Tries to Reframe Her Purpose in Pop on Vie: Review
A transitional, genre-blending album that thrives on her contradictions while questioning how seriously she takes her own artistry. Doja Cat Tries to Reframe Her Purpose in Pop on Vie: Review Kiana Fitzgerald
Geese Come Alive with Getting Killed, the Most Creative Indie Rock Album of the Year: Review
The New York band breaks their previous molds, glueing them back together with a reckless abandon to see what new shapes of guitar music are formed. Geese Come Alive with Getting Killed, the Most Creative Indie Rock Album of the Year: Review Jonah Krueger
Cardi B Goes Scorched Earth on Am I the Drama?: Review
A chaotic, star-studded mix of beef, vulnerability, and genre-hopping ambition. Cardi B Goes Scorched Earth on Am I the Drama: Review Kiana Fitzgerald
Wet Leg Rock the Brooklyn Paramount in New York: Photo Gallery
The Brooklyn Paramount hosted some fun theatrics from the increasingly-confident group. Wet Leg Rock the Brooklyn Paramount in New York: Photo Gallery Consequence Staff
