Editor Picks

A 14-CD collection of his 1975–2001 studio albums is uneven but contains more than enough standouts to justify its bargain price.

'MechWarrior 5: Mercenaries' succeeds as a Mercenary-themed BattleMech buidling sim, but falters as a story-based experience.

'Along The Trenches' by Navid Kermani is a amazingly well written and easy to comprehend book creating a stark picture of reality in modern Eastern Europe.

A brain-tickling, shout-out-loud party game.

In Heartbeat Opera's smartly staged and beautifully sung reimagining of Der Freischütz, the mystical story Weber adapted from a supernatural folk tale resettles comfortably in the American South.

A 50th anniversary edition of the Doors’ ‘The Soft Parade,’ plus albums from Jerry Leger and Swans and a book about Specialty Records.

One of the great features of The Montreal International Games Summit is the conferences and expert speakers that come every year to share their knowledge. Topics range from dissecting the look and feel of a particular game to innovations on Ray Tracing to enhance the capabilities of graphics presentation in …

At MIGS 2019 it was refreshing to focus on discovering a lot of smaller titles instead of being wowed by the big Triple-A games.

With his invented instruments and appetite for recasting 20th-century American cultural touchstones, Harry Partch created works that still surprise us, as the new album from the ensemble Partch reminds us.

Unlike consumer-focused videogame conferences, MIGS is filled with publishers looking to fund games, developers looking to hire talent and find funding, and middleware organizations looking to forge relationships.