“Nurture” Review: art will not save you
Porter Robinson’s sophomore effort “Nurture” is an original yet personal record about being in an intense artistic rut. Quint Iverson reviews for the Index.
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Index Staff Playlist: Women’s History Month
March is Women’s History Month, and in celebration, the Index staff is sharing some of their favorite songs by women in the music industry…
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Index Staff Playlist: Black History Month
Though it may no longer be February, the celebration of Black History Month continues on as the Index staff offers up some of their favorite tracks from Black musicians pushing the boundaries in the industry
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“Rhythm Doctor”’s Wonderful Creativity Isn’t Quite Universal
“Rhythm Doctor” is the sort of game people who know nothing about game development dream of making.
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Index Staff Playlist: Songs of Love and Heartbreak
The Pacific Index staff shares some songs for the holiday, as well as a touching tribute to the late avant-garde pop singer and producer SOPHIE
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The Storytelling Machine: “Bugsnax” is Well-Seared, but Undercooked Inside
Indie puzzle adventure video game “Bugsnax” looks like a sweet-but-slightly-horrifying candy. But taking a bite reveals a frustrating, jawbreaker-like center that makes it hard to recommend for most palates.
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Index Staff Playlist: A Clusterf*ck of Sound
The Index Staff pull out the weirdest, most off-the-wall songs in their music rotation…
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La máquina de contar historias: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez demuestra el poder cultural de los videojuegos
La congresista Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) jugó el videojuego más popular del mundo. Más de cinco millones de personas vieron. Es hora de hablar de los juegos como fuerza de la cultura pop.
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Index Staff Playlist: Halloween and Horrorcore Galore
Whether it be horrorcore rap or lighthearted animated ghouls, the Index Staff provide a few songs to add to your Halloween night.
Read More The Storytelling Machine: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Proves the Cultural Power of Video Games
Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) played the most popular video game in the world. More than five million people watched. It’s time to talk about games as a force of pop culture.
Read MoreIndex Staff Playlist: Autumnal Acoustics
It’s officially fall, and with fall comes autumn music. Whether that be some soft acoustic indie or weirdo meme mashups, the Index Staff pick the song that sum up the season for them.
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The Storytelling Machine: “Microsoft Flight Simulator”, a Hole in Brazil, and the Power of Glitches
It’s a spectacular experience to fly over the Pyramids of Giza, the Grand Canyon, or The Great Wall of China. But it’s more spectacular to fly over Brazil’s Lagoa Nova Airport because it’s currently an impossibly deep chasm.
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