An updated version of the doomed couple on the run.

The choral symphonic pop band took the audience on a magical mystery tour as they rejoiced against the machine.

While Russian Dolls works fine as a stand-alone project, it gains greater depth with knowledge of the previous film, L’Auberge Espagnole.

“This album is for people who truly like music, rather than simply liking to be entertained by music.” - Brandford Marsalis

Remember when Metallica had that raw edge to them? I think these guys have that.

A fantastic collection of both television and film history

A film for the more committed fans of film horror due to its imagery because the incoherent plot will lose everyone else.

Charles Mingus takes you to school, but it was never this much fun

Live in Tokyo provides an opportunity to hear the easier pieces Mingus came up with and nothing he ever did was easy.

Ordinary people caught up in an extraordinary lifetime project.