‘The Killing of Meghnad’: Ashish Avikunthak’s epistemic reinvention of Michael Madhusudan Dutt’s epic
Refreshingly innovative…
Homepage Archives: 02/2026
Cromagnon’s ‘Orgasm’: How random people plucked off the streets of New York helped create an album that invented three genres
A 1969 experiment as ambitious as the moon landing.
‘The Freedom Theatre’: How Palestinian culture is staying alive
A resistance this stubborn is needed to keep a culture alive.
Mamoru Samuragochi: The strange tale of the deaf composer who wasn’t deaf and didn’t compose
It took an Olympic figure skating routine to bring the truth out.
Dos-Mukasan: The lasting legacy of the ‘Kazakh Beatles’
One of the pioneering pop bands of the Soviet era.
Track of the Week: Pulp command immediate action with ‘Begging for Change’
A brief diversion from their usual style.
