The iconic New York City band plays Roadrunner tonight, touring behind August's new album 'This Mirror Weighs a Ton'.

New Sounds: The new visual finds the Boston-born artist contemplating the place between greed and a go-getter attitude.

Run For Cover's annual winter music fest will return to Roadrunner in February with The Jesus and Mary Chain, Wednesday, and others.

Fast Tracked: There's just not a whole lot to be excited about these days, but there is a new Fontaines record to help soundtrack our collective malaise.

'Digger' got Tom Cruise into this mess, and Digger won't be able to get him out of it (or give you a refund).

The month was soundtracked by new and notable efforts from Haute & Freddy, Mel Denisse, The War on Drugs, Mollie Coddled, and Diinowalrus.

As The Wilbur fills the calendar with shows from Pete Holmes, Ashley Gavin, Joe Gatto and Drew Lynch, Iliza Shlesinger heads back to Medford.

Grab your TimBits and dive into the our Toronto International Film Festival coverage archive, and we’ll see you back at the Lightbox next year.

Robert Pattinson walks the well-paved road to hell as Chris Hansen in Noah Oppenheim's masterful 'Primetime.'

Fred Hechinger is the MVP of Andrew Haigh's 'A Long Winter,' a gorgeous adaptation of Colm Toibin's short story.

New Sounds: Mark Gardener mixes a blissful brightness through the Brooklyn foursome's engaging new single.

Featuring incredible performances by Julianne Moore and Paul Giamatti, Jesse Eisenberg's 'The Debut' is a fantastic little comedy.

Tim Burgess dishes on 'trying to make futuristic, German-inspired, psychedelic folk' ahead of the band's stop at The Paradise Rock Club.

Takashi Miike serves up some solid action, some amusing asides, and some stomach-churning gore.

Thinking of a movie like Lauren Miller-Rogen’s Babies as a hot-button political statement is bizarre, but such is the weird world we live in currently.

It's a bizarre genre fusion of a biker/greaser gang movie and a covert alien-invasion film, with each making as little sense in context as it does on the page.

Fast Tracked: There's power in the general alternativeness here -- 'Modernism' feels like a classic. A classic what? Do we need to be specific if it's this good?

The Allston rock club announces a 'free workspace for Boston's creative community', allowing artists and others to gather and collaborate.

Danny Boyle interprets the rags-to-riches story of the UK Sun tabloid as an 'Animal House' slobs-and-snobs battle.

'River' is not going to be the next 'Obsession' or whatever, but it is something fun enough to enjoy at a midnight screening with buds.

Before Kaszas hits Boston, though, Aaron Chen makes his way to town, while Tim Dillon and Bob Marley tack more shows of their own.

Fast Tracked: The English artist drops an an effervescent new single that's a look into her creative portal as a queer artist with autism and ADHD.

'The Unknown' is what happens when you have a decent idea – a body-swap pseudo-horror picture – and absolutely no clue how to stretch it out.

Smartly constructed and propulsive, 'The Surgeon' will be a metaphorical defibrillator for those in need of a good shock.

Jordan Firstman’s 'Club Kid' forgoes depth for surface-level satisfaction, and achieves its goals in a broad crowd-pleasing fashion.

When Martin McDonagh's films lean on his dialogue more than their plotting, they’re typically something worth savoring.

Fast Tracked: The Philadelphia band returns with a weathered and self-assured rock and roll cruiser, its first new music in four years.

The unofficial holiday tradition continues with Rogers, while Nurse Blake pulls a double between Boston and Medford next year.

Na Hong-jin's 'Hope' proves that, yes, you don't have to have the best CGI money can buy to make kick-ass sci-fi epics.

Here at the Toronto International Film Festival, we've got alien greasers, bad lieutenants on the Tokyo beat, slashers on the riverbanks, and Taron Egerton. Hype.

Fast Tracked: The Nashville-based artist and producer's latest single draws from dark romance themes that blur fear and obsession.

The comedy rock trio explore their own creative wilderness, follow their inspirations, and shun the 'sophomore slump' with their second album.

Fast Tracked: The pair of Brockton artists get real about an age of constant facades on their new single under Van Buren Records.

Despite a good cast, Adam Wingard's 'Onslaught' isn't anywhere close to the heights he reached with 'The Guest' back in 2014.

Just before Rodia returns to The Wilbur, Jeremy Piven will be bringing jokes of his own to the famed theatre the night before.

The month was soundtracked by new and notable efforts from Fontaines D.C., DIIV, Plum, Forest, and dirty brunette.

New Sounds: The Los Angeles duo deliver a cinematic throwback to '80s enchantment synth, full of smooth drama and casual grandeur.

The new 'Street Fighter' trailer is already more memorable than the whole of 'Mortal Kombat II,' so that's a big point in its favor.

The longtime Wormtown comedian and master of the custodial arts is relishing in a surreal full circle moment with Mike Donovan this weekend.

The critically-acclaimed comedian and writer returns to Massachusetts for a night of top-tier hilarity and refreshing perspective.

Macon Blair's 'Idiots' has two fantastic leads in Dave Franco and O'Shea Jackson Jr., and enough gut-busting laughs to make it a must-see.

Ridley Scott's 'The Dog Stars' has a solid cast, but very little in the way of entertainment or vigor. It is, sadly, dogwater.

Johnny Flynn and John C. Reilly lead the cast of Dara Van Dusen's 'A Prayer for the Dying,' a bleak Western McCarthy'd be proud of.

While the freewheeling comedy vet makes his big Tremont Street debut, Akaash Singh and Des Bishop adds more shows to their own stays.

New Sounds: Boston artists Serge Alex and Black Velma share an eye roll on their second-ever single as musical group 617.

Keenan also professes his love for a super deluxe Black Sabbath album, and lets us know what he thinks about a bunch of random peppers.

The all-ages event will take place at Cinema Salem this fall, instead of taking up residence at multiple venues.

Along with Jackson adding a show, Brian Regan also returns in 2027, while Molly Kearney and Leslie Liao hold it down in Somerville.

Samurai-styled stillsuit armor, Spacing Guild navigators, and special early-access screenings: it's a good day to buy 'Dune' tickets.

New Sounds: The acclaimed Irish band offer a escapist taste of forthcoming album 'Dopamine Chamber', out October 16 via XL Recordings.