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Remembering the Summer of '96
06/06/2026

Remembering the Summer of '96

IndieWire celebrates the summer of 1996 on its 30th anniversary, with a look at 'Independence Day,' 'Mission: Impossible,' and more.

Tulyakhodzayev's animated adaptation of a favorite story by Ray Bradbury: "The Martian Chronicles", based on the short s...
06/06/2026

Tulyakhodzayev's animated adaptation of a favorite story by Ray Bradbury: "The Martian Chronicles", based on the short story called "There Will Come Soft Rains."

Story by: Ray BradburyDirector: Nazim TulyakhodzayevRussia - 1987Animated Film based on Ray Bradbury's Sci-Fi novel "The Martian Chronicles", on the short s...

A great selection of films
05/06/2026

A great selection of films

The director of Cane Fire focuses on films that have influenced his own work, including innovative nonfiction masterpieces by Agnès Varda, William Greaves, and Barbara Kopple.

Paul Giamatti in the Criterion Closet
05/06/2026

Paul Giamatti in the Criterion Closet

The award-winning actor talks about his childhood experience seeing CARNIVAL OF SOULS and his love for low-budget horror treasures, shares how BLUE VELVET ig...

"Mass media can define any means of communication that reaches a large audience. Over the years this has come to include...
04/06/2026

"Mass media can define any means of communication that reaches a large audience. Over the years this has come to include radio broadcasting, television, newspapers, filmmaking, advertising and, most recently, the internet."

Is the infinite imagery and information of the internet at saturation point? Emily Steer explores the art of mass-media 'incomprehension' from the 1960s to today.

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03/06/2026

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MARILYN 100 Friday, May 29 - Thursday, June 11

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03/06/2026

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The Cramps just announced “Gravest Gravy,” a previously unreleased album recorded in 1977 with Alex Chilton. So here’s another photo from our 2005 shoot with the psychobilly/punk legends, when Bobby Gillespie of Primal Scream did a joint interview with them for Under the Radar’s eighth issue.

Our co-publisher Wendy Lynch Redfern photographed husband-and-wife duo Lux Interior and Poison Ivy at their wonderfully kitschy, retro Los Angeles home. Lux sadly passed away just four years later, making this one of their later photo shoots together.

“Gravest Gravy” is culled from an October 1977 session at Ardent Studios. Some songs from those sessions surfaced as singles or B-sides (“Surfin’ Bird,” “The Way I Walk,” “Human Fly,” and “Domino”), but several recordings have remained unreleased until now. The album—which Ian MacKaye of Fugazi and Henry Rollins had a hand in—is due out August 21 via Vengeance Records and its first single, “TV Set,” arrived this week alongside a music video.

Check it out here:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=9K3cc9BMqmU

Bobby Gillespie said this about The Cramps in the new press release announcing the album:

“The Cramps created an occult sound world that you could escape into, full of rockabilly voodoo guitar damage from Poison Ivy Rorschach, with bug eyed psychotic wailings and swampsnake utterances from Lux Interior, driven into a backwoods frenzy by the pounding of Nick Knox’s zombie death drums and Bryan Gregory’s barbed wire feral guitar scrapings. It only took me one hit of witnessing them play live in Glasgow aged 17 in 1979 opening for The Police and I’ve been hooked ever since. Stay Sick / Turn Blue.”

Under the Radar’s legacy isn’t quite as long as The Cramps’ (or Primal Scream’s), but this December we celebrate the 25th anniversary of our first issue. Help keep the magazine in print, where it belongs. Rising printing costs and declining advertising revenue make that harder every year, but with the support of readers like you, we can keep going.

Issue 8 is long out of print and its articles aren’t online. Subscribe to make sure you don’t miss a future collector’s issue.

Subscribe for 50% off and support truly independent music journalism here:

https://www.undertheradarmag.com/news/escape_the_feed_rediscover_music_in_print

"I see all of that — the parallels of representation — not just in my work, but I want to see it for other folks. I want...
03/06/2026

"I see all of that — the parallels of representation — not just in my work, but I want to see it for other folks. I want to see more representation in front of the camera and behind the camera and on set."

Lilly Wachowski talks the le***an classic movie 'Bound' for its 30th anniversary ahead of a Tribeca Festival reunion screening.

"One of cinema’s greatest surrealists, Shuji Terayama. Poet, writer, master of underground theater (known as angura in J...
03/06/2026

"One of cinema’s greatest surrealists, Shuji Terayama. Poet, writer, master of underground theater (known as angura in Japanese) and experimental cinema, and so much more, Terayama had an incredibly rich, prolific career in many art forms, which blend together influences from classical Japanese theater, pop culture, folklore, deeply personal elements of biography, etc."

https://media.blubrry.com/cinepunx/cinepunx.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/Eros_Massacre_Terayama.mp3Podcast (erosplusmassacre): Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSSClara from Angura Research Center was kind…

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