How a crust punk band from Oakland built a new kind of heavy music through repetition, texture, and deliberate restraint.
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A reflection on the clothes we keep but never wear, and what they say about who we think we are.
A low-budget sci-fi film that treats time travel like a difficult engineering problem, not a fantasy.
A 1997 PlayStation space sim where your mission performance decides the fate of a galactic rebellion.
A 1996 PlayStation fighter from Square that mixed 3D arenas with deep grappling and a dungeon-crawling Quest mode.
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A Swiss band that made extreme metal stranger, heavier, and more ambitious—then fell apart in public.
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Leftovers are fine until someone mentions them. Then everything changes.
A reflection on why we keep typing replies we know won't change anything.
A low-budget Spanish thriller that makes time travel feel personal, claustrophobic, and inescapable.
A psychological horror that traps a single mother on a ghost ship, echoing the myth of Sisyphus.
A 2D action game where your character's alignment depends on which way she faces.
Before Gran Turismo, Polyphony Digital made a mecha shoot 'em up for PlayStation — and it's a wild, forgotten gem.