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Folk Bitch Trio

All Song Song :: Scott Bunn on “Boom Boom Boom”

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Fatih Akin is an internationally acclaimed filmmaker’s whose latest film, the World War II drama <a href="https://kinolorber.com/film/amrum" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Amrum</a>, starring Diane Kruger, is in theaters now through Kino Lorber. Among his many notable films as writer-director are his 2004 film Head-On, which won the Golden Bear at the Berlin International Film Festival; The Edge of Heaven (2007), which won Best Screenplay at the Cannes Film Festival, followed by the European Film Award; Soul Kitchen (2009), which won the Special Jury Prize in competition at Venice; In the Fade (2017), starring Diane Kruger, which won numerous awards, including Best Actress (Diane Kruger) in Cannes and the Golden Globe for Best Foreign Language Film. (Photo by Gordon Timpen, © 2025 bombero international GmbH &amp; Co. KG / Rialto Film GmbH / Warner Bros. Entertainment GmbH.)

Fatih Akin

Film

Three Great Things: Fatih Akin

Groupie is a Brooklyn-based band known for turning introspection into kinetic, cathartic sound. Their music fuses the emotional edge of punk with the immersive textures of shoegaze and dream pop — sharp, shimmering, and unafraid of vulnerability. Groupie has become a mainstay in NYC’s indie scene with a sound that merges dream pop sheen and punk urgency. Since the release of their debut album Ephemeral in 2021, they have shared the stage with indie greats like Warpaint, Silversun Pickups, Neon Trees, and many more. Led by bassist and frontwoman Ashley Kossakowski, a queer, first-generation daughter of Polish immigrants, and joined by drummer Aaron Silberstein, and guitarists Eric Rubin and Eamon Lebow, the band’s evolution from the raw immediacy of their debut Ephemeral to their upcoming sophomore album reflects a sound fully in bloom — cinematic in scope, but deeply human at its core.

Groupie

Music

Introducing: Groupie’s “Swan Song”

Accessory is the solo recording project of Chicago based Jason Balla (Dehd, Earring). The debut Accessory record, Dust, is out now.

Accessory

Mood Board: Accessory’s Dust

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