A father and his son are searching for their daughter and sister at a rave in the Moroccan desert as the world burns in Oliver Laxe’s “Sirāt.” ...

The glass of the title has many meanings, but it is most specifically the broken glass of Kristallnacht, the moment in 1938 that the insurgent Nazi party in Germany smashed down Jewish stores and ...

Eugen Weidmann met his death with his eyes tightly shut. The young German serial killer, whose gaze was said to be hypnotic ...

Singer-songwriter Robert Deeble told us about his appreciation for Don Falzone Suzanne Vega, and The Beatles... Robert Deeble: A line: I’ve never claimed to be a bassist—though there was one night in ...

We head to North America for Odd Marshall’s “Somebody New,” a moody folk-Americana cut with hypnotic grooves and slide guitar swagger.

The Grand Diner commits to the 1950s aesthetic with the kind of dedication usually reserved for historical reenactors and ...

The Hobbit Trail in Florence, Oregon is proof that genuine enchantment exists right here on the Oregon Coast, no international flight required. This little slice of forest magic sits tucked away in ...

The cumbia-rock fusion takes center stage in tracks like “Muérdeme,” featuring Bomba Estéreo, where hypnotic rhythms collide ...

Octo Octa is back with her first solo full-length in seven years. Sigils for Survival, the follow-up to 2019’s Resonant Body, ...

February may be the shortest month, but there was no shortage of new local music, including releases related to Friday the ...

From Defending Your Life to The Company of Wolves, these fantasy movies are almost perfect but have sadly been forgotten by ...

Our Billboard Latin and Español writers pick the very best groups since the genre became a staple of Spanish-language culture.