Egomaniac

Since forming in 2011, the Norwegian duo Highasakite have delivered two chart-topping albums of melodic and often adventurous synth-led pop. Following their massive 2014 debut, Silent Treatment, 2016's ambitious Camp Echo took a heavier approach, using themes of war and climate change to fuel its soaring pop hooks. Their third outing, Uranium Heart, plays as an altogether more subdued affair, largely made up of downtempo cuts whose reflective content lies closer to the heart. More or less a breakup album, Uranium Heart charts the path of a broken heart from loss and longing to healing with singer Ingrid Håvik attacking the nuanced balladry with the same finesse she's typically brought to the band's electro-pop bangers.

Maryland-born R&B enigma Brent Faiyaz has been an instant cure for the culture.
Following his critically-acclaimed album Fuck the World in 2020, Faiyaz is finally revealing the Wasteland he’s resided in these last few years. Announcing his third full-length project with a gripping black-and-white teaser video on June 13, Faiyaz quickly shared the cover art and tracklist for the LP later that week (June 17) — which features Drake, Tyler, The Creator, Joony, The Neptunes, Steve Lacy and more.
Leading in his return with the record’s fourth promotional cut, Faiyaz pays the “Price Of Fame” and leaves nothing unsaid about it.

New album from Norway's Highasakite.
Norway's Highasakite emerged in 2012 with a sound that fused icy synths and dramatic indie pop with a more organic percussive rock element. After establishing themselves with their debut, the band achieved widespread success with their 2014 follow-up, Silent Treatment, which topped the Norwegian charts and remained in the Top 40 for two years. 2016's Camp Echo marked their second number one, setting the table for Highasakite's 2019 release, Uranium Heart.

Love turns to rage and chainsaws in Cookie Cutter, a totally unique hand-drawn 2D Metroidvania. Become Cherry, a violent android on a rage-filled quest to save her creator.

A blunt and humorous profile of Isaac Newton focusing on his disagreeable personality and showing that his offputting qualities were key to his scientific breakthroughs.