Reflektor

Very Real Housewives in that it feels like dance music made by someone who isn't active in club culture.

Is this call a "ball" or a "strike?"

The level of cartoonish depravity is almost hard to wrap your head around even before considering how it is excused by America, the supposed arbiter of international "rule and order," when targeted against its own citizens.

Her jacket says "Free Palestine," and he was the man to encourage his good friend Ed Sheeran to drop Macklemore from the tour.

A dude that would dry his balls and crack with the hand air dryer by the sinks every morning! Like clockwork!!

I mean, wool is a sustainable and renewable warm fabric that is overall better for the environment than any plastic fiber. This also pisses me off when "vegan leather" is touted when it's literally just plastic! Let's talk about the ethics of factory farming and its abuses for sure (the sheep should be treated well 100%), but I don't see wool itself as inherently cruel and think framing the argument as "wool is bad" is reductive.

While I don't think we should hold people to purity tests, the genocide of Gaza has really lead me to lose respect for artists that have said nothing after three years, especially when it's in service of consumerism and selling their useless products in already oversaturated markets -- had you told me Beyoncé would have a new song out in summer of 2026 that I still have not gotten around to hearing I wouldn't have believed you. There are tons of artists that have been outspoken on important issues that are more popular than ever (Lorde has barred her music from streaming in Israel, and performing for her biggest crowds ever to rave reviews, Olivia Rodrigo's political activism is admirable even as someone who doesn't listen to her that much). There is proof that standing for the right thing doesn't really impact your bottom line when you've reached a certain level of success in the music industry -- even smaller artists like Kelela are thriving -- so the starkness of the silence from the super wealthy and literal billionaires is absolutely disgusting. So I guess by losing respect for artists due to their political stances or lack thereof, I'm less likely to listen or care?

I used to have a bootleg of that show at Paradiso. I listened to that almost as much as the actual album.

Ultrasound and this festival set were two of the most impressive sets I've ever seen from an all over creative perspective. Lorde and Tino Schaedler worked to craft a giant spectacle that still feels extremely intimate, the overall energy and emotionality are incredible from anywhere in the crowd — at times in the festival set I wished I were further back in order to be able to take it all in

Every school dance. Graduations. Weddings. Funerals.

Normally this is where I'd say bring back The Roof, but this is actually a question that has made me sit and think for a bit!

Oh wow, I'm having flashbacks to an era! This song was everywhere — even still, I never knew the name or artist, but it was massive.

I hope the mods regret their decision to close The Roof every time something like this hits the main page (daily).

I try to go dancing at least once a week in summer — thought as a rave queen I find "the club" pretty boring tbh.

Very weird that she styled exactly like Adjani in Possession. What works about Luca Guadagnino Suspiria update is that it was so different from the original text, and this doesn't give you much confidence that this will be much different.