Music

Prime Sinister crafts songs in which words, lines, and verses are not only interconnected - but for the first time - symmetrical.

Exposes that moment of instant attraction between strangers, and the effervescent hope of a night to remember - the mystery itself is part of the pleasure.

The sooner we get to figuring out who we are, and the sooner we can move beyond expectations and anxiety into a world of self-acceptance, the happier we are likely to be.

Régis Truch internalizes the complexity of this song with body language that is equal parts Monty Python silly-walk and improvised jazz-dance.

A raw and personal vision of aggressive, rhythmic indie pop, perfect for fans of Robyn.

Sheds light on existential truths that all humans share: the need for artistic expression, the emotional space between vulnerability and aggression, and the quest for spiritual self-determination.

Fresh, unexpected, and full of interesting details about life as a hardworking performer in the cold city.

Showcases that moment of self-acceptance that follows from a period of self-doubt.