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"we can only do what it seems to us we were made for, look at this world with a happy eye but from a sober perspective.”

-W.H. Auden

Wunderkammer

Oct 28
Oct 28 Rock and Roll Suicide

J.M. Harper

We Were Once a Fairytale: Spike Jonze and Kanye West's strange new film.

Oct 22
Oct 22 Kinks Khoral Katastrophe

Erica Wojcik

Erica Wojcik gives perspective on Ray Davies' new album.

Oct 12
Oct 12 Youth in Repose

Raymond Zhong

Raymond Zhong looks back on Jim Carroll's Basketball Diaries.

Sep 29
Sep 29 A Matter of Life or Death

Erik Hoffman

You know that the world is going to end. How do you live your life?

Sep 16
Sep 16 The Apostasy of Spencer Krug

Zach Marr

Zack Marr's take on Sunset Rubdown's latest release, Dragonslayer.

Aug 24
Aug 24 District 9: Racist?

J.M. Harper

Neill Blomkamp’s questionable handling of segregation and stereotypes.

Jul 20
Jul 20 Nothing to Worry About

Chris Schlegel

An insider’s look at Walter Kirn’s Lost in the Meritocracy.

Jul 10
Jul 10 I'm a Cyborg, But That's OK

Zach Marr

Zach Marr looks back on the Korean film, I'm a Cyborg, But That's OK.

Jul 3
Jul 3 Y2K Revisited

Michael Ericksen

Jason Lytle's non-Grandaddy album is reviewed.

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Wunderkammer takes its name from the eclectic, encyclopedic collections–cabinets of curiosities–assembled by Renaissance nobles which inspired both awe and a sense of wonder for the world. 

 
 

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