Shadow 2019

Whitesnake scored its first platinum-selling album in 1984 with 'Slide It In', a release that has sold more than four million copies worldwide thanks to hard-rocking songs like “Love Ain’t No Stranger,” “Slow An’ Easy” and the title track. The classic album turns 35 this year and Rhino is celebrating with several new versions.

The US and Iran are facing off in the Middle East. Tensions have escalated, driven by concerns over the Islamic Republic's nuclear capabilities, which have led to fears of military conflict.

Johnny Jewel's soundtrack to Daniela Amavia's independent drama A Beautiful Now essentially functions as a sampler of the Italians Do It Better label. While Jewel himself contributes two tense instrumentals, much of the program consists of previously released songs or alternate versions by Chromatics, Desire, and Glass Candy. Of the Chromatics tracks, there's a drumless version of "Kill for Love," an eight-track version of "Shadow," and a few other selections from Night Drive, Kill for Love, and the Shadow EP, all of which seem cool, icy, detached, and minimalist. The Glass Candy and Desire tracks are a bit more energetic and catchy, and closer to being danceable. The album isn't heavy on rarities, but as with any IDIB release, it's notable for its style and presentation, and how it establishes and sticks to a specific mood.

Craft your path in this innovative 2D platformer. Master the use of your own platform to explore the Forgotten World of Numbra and save the land and its inhabitants from an imminent threat. Do you have what it takes to survive in perilous Numbra?

The Chernobyl nuclear power plant exploded 33 years ago in Soviet Ukraine. The cause, and who was to blame, is still being debated.

Un policier est obsédé par la traque d'un mystérieux tueur en série dont les crimes défient toutes explications…

A Philadelphia detective slowly unravels as he nurses a lifelong obsession with an enigmatic female serial killer whose crimes defy explanation.

For decades one Iranian commander has dominated the brutal struggle for power and influence across the Middle East. This film tells the extraordinary story of General Qassem Suleimani with first-hand accounts of his secret deals and shifting alliances across Syria, Iraq and Lebanon.

I was born in Trinidad & Tobago and grew up in the Andes mountains in Mérida, Venezuela and Austria before arriving in Canada at the age of 11. My Mother was a professional visual artist and sculptor and most of my time was spent either in her workshop learning with her, travelling, or lost exploring the pristine Andean forests that surrounded us. I knew from an early age that music would be my path, and I quickly started absorbing the music and culture that surrounded me, having limited resources shaped me into teaching myself and even make my own instruments, and I was able to learn a variety of traditional South American music as well as classical piano and even Indian kirtan music while living in an ashram in Vienna. When I arrived in Hamilton, Ontario I very quickly gravitated towards both the live music scene and the nascent electronic music scene that was heavily influenced by Detroit during the early '90s, as a result I was so inspired that by the age of 14 I regularly performing both in clubs and underground warehouse parties using a combination of analog gear and self-made instruments.