Posts by Lucas Bennett
MB Jordan knocks director out of chair for a role
Hollywood rarely lets anything rest, but some careers are simply built on sheer, relentless force of will. While many stories
Original drummer of Crosby Stills Nash who
The legendary folk-rock supergroup Crosby, Stills and Nash is built on a foundation of brilliant songwriting. With Stephen Stills, Graham
Against Type Patrick Stewart as Nazi punk gang leader
The cinematic landscape mourns the passing of a titan, Patrick Stewart, who died last Thursday, October 29, at the age
The Beatles’ collapse and their final masterpiece
The story of John Lennon and Paul McCartney is more than just a collection of hit songs; it is an
Glen Hansard covers The Pogues’ Bottle Of Smoke
A soulful connection bridges the gap between two musical giants, Glen Hansard and Shane MacGowan, through a new recording of
Watch Rob Zombie’s Sir Lord Acid Wolfman Halloween video
As the spooky season kicks into high gear, the internet is buzzing with tales, chills, and the kind of heavy-hitting
Grace Slick’s mistake streams 780 million times
Grace Slick was the Acid Queen, a force whose voice could ignite a room or haunt an empty house. Her
Phoebe Bridgers & Billie Eilish Voice MCR Prelude Short Film
The Soundtrack of Silence: Inside the Collaborative World of My Chemical Romance’s Short Film There’s a certain magic that happens
We saved London’s Moth Club
In the heart of London’s creative scene, the iconic Moth Club has emerged victorious, having successfully navigated a challenging fight
Lessons School Won’t Teach You
Meryl Streek isn’t just an artist; he’s a seismic force emerging from the heart of Dublin. As a one-man punk
Ian Anderson’s favorite Jethro Tull songs
When you think of Jethro Tull, the immediate image for many is that of a band defined by the flute.
Who played bass on Master of Puppets
Creating Master of Puppets in 1986 was more than just making another album; it was a crucible where the members
Quincy Jones claimed a billionaire could play Jimi Hendrix
Quincy Jones, a titan of the music industry, amassed more experience over his seven-decade career than virtually any other. He
Rush’s nonsensical 1989 song Geddy Lee defends
When the story of Rush begins, it’s an interesting blend of heavy rock roots and cerebral ambition. Initially, the Canadian
Saving Private Ryan and The Thin Red Line: The actor who refused both
In 1998, cinema witnessed a fascinating, if somewhat coincidental, convergence: the release of two deeply impactful World War II dramas,
Patrick Stewart’s outstanding Star Trek movie favorite
The Legend of Star Trek: Why Patrick Stewart Crowns First Contact as the Franchise’s Masterpiece When discussing the enduring legacy
QOTSA Desert Rock Intensity
Queens of the Stone Age’s Perfecth: Where Love Gets Hard Rock Queens of the Stone Age, the alt-rock veterans known
JLo Teases New Songs: “Super Fun and Cunty for My Gays”
Jennifer Lopez is gearing up for a major musical release, and she is clearly prioritizing her dedicated LGBTQ+ fanbase with
What’s coming to Netflix Canada in 2026
As the chill of spooky season begins to fade, it’s time to pivot the focus toward cozy nights, festive cheer,
Graham Hill details solo album Taking In Stars
Graham Hill, the rhythm architect behind the atmospheric sounds of Beach House, is officially stepping into a new creative space
waterbaby drops new single Creek
The celebrated Swedish artist waterbaby is back with a fresh wave of sound, dropping her highly anticipated standalone single, “Creek.”
92 Vinyl Records: Month-Long Massacre $31 or Less
There are times when a personal journey feels less like a stroll and more like a thrilling expedition. Over the
Scarily Early Guide to New Christmas Albums
Merry Halloween: A Scarily Early Guide to This Year’s New Christmas Albums There’s a peculiar magic that happens when the
Calgary GIRAF 2026 Programming Details
Get ready to ignite your imagination, because Western Canada’s most celebrated independent animation event is gearing up for its 22nd
Junior Boys amplify the noise on The Gore
In the intersection of memory, grief, and the uncanny, the Canadian electronic duo Junior Boys is delivering a profound sonic