The Soundtrack to *The Odyssey*: How Ludwig Göransson Has Reinvented the Sound of the Epic
When Christopher Nolan releases a movie, the anticipation isn’t limited to the visuals. It also extends to the music. From *Interstellar* to *Oppenheimer*, his soundtracks have been an essential part of the cinematic experience, and with *The Odyssey*, he once again demonstrates that he views sound as a narrative tool just as important as the […]
Contempopránea returns to its roots for its 30th anniversary with the special return of Nosoträsh
The CPOP 30 Festival will celebrate three decades of pop resistance on August 21 and 22 on the slopes of Luna Castle in Alburquerque. The festival has unveiled its day-by-day lineup, making Nosoträsh’s brief return the highlight of an edition that also brings back Meteosat and features La Habitación Roja, Apartamentos Acapulco, Miguel Rivera, and […]
Culture & Business Pride Turns Gran Canaria into a Bridge Between Puerto Rico, the Canary Islands, and the Global Queer Culture
Chuwi, Villano Antillano, and PTAZETA will headline PR X Canarias at the Plaza de Santa Ana, while Spencer Tunick will transform hundreds of bodies into a giant human flag celebrating diversity There are festivals that celebrate pride. And there are others who are trying to rethink it. Culture & Business Pride clearly falls into the […]
Echo & The Bunnymen are back after 12 years and have announced *Apples for Isaac*, an album marked by the emotion and legacy of Clem Burke
The legendary Liverpool band is ending more than a decade of silence on the recording front with *Apples for Isaac*, an album set to be released on September 18. The first single, “Brussels Is Haunted,” already hints at the return of one of the essential names in British post-punk and takes on even greater significance […]
