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4 days ago | outloudculture.com | Neill Frazer

Clown in a Cornfield is a delightfully chilling horror flick that proves sometimes a stellar cast can elevate a story into something truly memorable. Directed with a keen eye for suspense, this film dives headfirst into the eerie premise of a small-town nightmare, where a sinister clown stalks a group of teenagers amidst the cornfields. While the plot itself is entertaining, it’s the performances that steal the show, breathing life into every moment of terror and heart.

4 days ago | outloudculture.com | Neill Frazer

Kid Cudi – ‘Neverland’: Marking his first new song of 2025, Kid Cudi returns with the new single Neverland. Cudi announced he’ll be making his Tribeca Film Festival debut with the premiere of his short film of the same name. “MY NEW SINGLE NEVERLAND IS OUT NOW!!!,” Cudi wrote in an Instagram caption. “My friends, I’ve been waiting for this moment for a long time. I hope u all enjoy it. I really put my heart and soul into this jam, now, u can listen and take this w you in ur life.

5 days ago | outloudculture.com | Neill Frazer

Rising independent powerhouse pop artist Lark is set to ignite airwaves and blockchain alike with the release of her latest single and accompanying music NFT collection, “Downtown on the Radio.” This bold pop protest track takes aim at streaming giants and record labels that exploit artists under the promise of “exposure,” while championing a return to the raw, independent spirit of radio play and downtown rebel culture.

5 days ago | outloudculture.com | Neill Frazer

Brooklyn band Bedridden are excited to share their debut album Moths Strapped To Eachother’s Backs, out today via Philadelphia-based tastemaker label Julia’s War Recordings. Featuring singles “Etch,” “Chainsaw,” and “Philadelphia Get Me Through,” the album pushes boundaries with heavy, distorted guitars complimented by the scrappy yet languid vocals of frontman/guitarist Jack Riley.