HeyJaredTom Wiggins
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This Emmy-winning Apple TV show is a brilliant test for your TV and sound system (and your nerves) (opens the original)
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It might seem odd to describe something that has just won 14 Emmy awards as a hidden gem, but it’s not the strangest thing about Widow’s Bay. Apple TV’s 10-part series stars Welsh actor Matthew Rhys as Tom Loftis – the perennially exasperated mayor of the titular island town. Situated 40 miles off the New England coast, Widow’s Bay is so isolated it has no internet access or mobile phone signal, but outdated telecommunications are the least of its problems, because the natives believe the place
I used four wireless speakers to finally hear this album that's almost impossible to listen to – and it made my brain hurt (in a good way) (opens the original)
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Some albums are considered tough to listen to, but Zaireeka by The Flaming Lips might just be the most challenging of the lot. While Lou Reed’s Metal Machine Music assaults your ears with jagged shards of noise, and Captain Beefheart’s Trout Mask Replica often sounds like a work of musical absurdity, Zaireeka is a logistical challenge first and a sonic one second. Originally released in 1997, Zaireeka is the kind of exercise in wilful experimentation that only a band as eccentric as The Flaming
Why Hollywood's greatest gunfight is also a great test for your home cinema (opens the original)
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Most movies would be lucky to have just one scene that’s considered an all-time classic, so the fact that Michael Mann’s Heat has two is just plain greedy – but only one of them is likely to earn you noise complaints from the neighbours. Released in 1995, Heat united two Hollywood heavyweights for the first time. Robert De Niro and Al Pacino had both starred in The Godfather Part II in the mid-’70s but never actually shared the screen, so while Heat’s unrehearsed diner scene where the two face-o
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